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Blue Chambray Shirt

Blue Chambray Shirt

J. Press has been making traditional American clothing since 1902, when Jacobi Press established the company at Yale University. The brand became closely associated with the Ivy League wardrobe, developing its own distinctive interpretation of classic American staples, including the button-down shirt.

The J. Press Baggy Fit B.D. Shirt is made from lightweight Japanese cotton denim and cut with a full, relaxed fit inspired by the classic Ivy shirt. It features a seven-button front, traditional button-down collar, flap button chest pocket and two-button cuffs, finished with genuine mother of pearl buttons.

An easy everyday shirt with the relaxed proportions and understated character that have long been central to the J. Press approach to American clothing.

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Details include:

  • J. Press Baggy Fit B.D. Shirt
  • 100% cotton Japanese cotton denim
  • Full, relaxed fit
  • Button-down collar
  • Seven-button front
  • Flap button chest pocket
  • Two-button cuffs
  • Mother of pearl buttons
Regular price £150.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £150.00 GBP
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