Summer Shirt – Still Feels Dry When Everything Else Has Given Up

A light blend woven loosely enough to move air, with a full button front and a collar left unstiffened. The hem runs straight so it works untucked. Eleven colors, six sizes.

Why choose an airy weave shirt?

The point of an airy weave is not how it looks but how it behaves once the temperature climbs. The open structure keeps air moving and the surface stays dry to the touch. A dense cotton shirt does neither.

• Loose weave — air moves through the cloth as you walk.
• Buttons top to bottom — worn closed or hanging open over a tee.
• Unstiffened collar — no interfacing to hold a shape you did not want.
• Even Hemline — cut to be left out rather than tucked.
• Eleven colors — white through to deep blue.

The shirt that makes a heat wave a matter of what to wear, not whether.

It fastens with buttons the whole way down. An airy weave creases as part of its character, and a good part of that falls out during wear. Wash it on a low cycle and dry it on a hanger.

Specifications

• Material: airy woven blend
• Closure: full button front
• Collar: soft, unstiffened
• Hem: straight

Take it off the rail on the first real summer day.