Button Up Shirt – Comes Out of a Bag Looking Like It Was Hung Up

A shirt woven with stretch and given a smooth finish, so creases fall out during wear instead of setting in. It has a standard collar and single-button cuffs. Eight colors, sized S through 2XL.

Why choose a stretch shirt with a smooth finish?

The real test of a shirt is not the morning it goes on but the hours after, when a car seat, a suitcase and a desk chair have all had a go at it. A weave with recovery springs back to flat instead of holding the fold. That is most of what an iron would have done.

• Recovery in the weave — folds relax out again while you are wearing the shirt.
• Give across the back — the stretch means reaching and sitting do not pull at the seams.
• Standard point collar — an ordinary collar that sits right with a tie or without one.
• Single-button cuffs — the wrist closes neatly and stays under a jacket sleeve.
• Hang and go — drying on a hanger usually saves the ironing board entirely.

Fold it into a case and take it out again ready to wear.

It buttons all the way down the front and has a conventional collar with no hidden placket. Hanging it straight out of the machine does more for the finish than pressing it later. If you do iron, keep the temperature low.

Specifications

• Woven with stretch
• Smooth, crease-resistant finish
• Standard point collar
• Buttoned cuffs
• Hang dry, low iron

Hang it ready for the week ahead.