Layering Shirt – The Piece Everything Else in the Outfit Sits On Top Of

A long-sleeved cotton shirt with a ribbed collar and matching cuffs, cut straight through the body. It works as a first layer or on its own. Ten shades across six sizes.

Why choose a cotton layering shirt?

A first layer has two jobs that pull against each other: stay thin enough to disappear under a sweater, and be substantial enough to actually do something. Cotton lands in the middle of that. It also breathes, which matters once the day warms up indoors.

• Cotton against the skin — it breathes and stays dry-feeling rather than clammy under a second layer.
• Rib that holds — the collar keeps its circle instead of going wavy after a few washes.
• Cuffs that stay down — ribbed sleeve ends sit at the wrist rather than riding up your forearm.
• No bulk at the waist — a straight cut means it lies flat under a shirt or a knit.
• Ten shades to pick from — enough range to cover both basics and something with more color.

One layer that quietly makes everything you put over it work better.

It pulls on over the head with no closure at the neck. Cotton shrinks slightly on its first wash, so keep the temperature low from the start. Leave it out of the dryer and the length stays where it was.

Specifications

• Cotton knit
• Ribbed crew collar
• Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs
• Care: low temperature wash, no tumble dryer

Pick up two in the shades you already wear.