The shirt is cut close through the back without darts, while optimal width distribution prohibits the shirt from being too tight in the front. And, through it all, the key maxim remains that freedom of movement should never be restricted.

Short shirts are not our cup of tea. We cut our shirts longer than the wearer’s seat and, generally, they feature a straight hem. In combination with our high armholes and our recommendation for high-rise trousers, the shirt will never ride up out of the trousers.

Our cuffs are cut to be slim and slightly longer than one might be used to, while our sleeves are also relatively long. The slightly longer sleeve guarantees that the wearer can bend his arm without the sleeve disappearing under their jacket sleeve while the slimmer cuff ensures that our shirt sleeves do not ride up over the wearer’s hand at any point.