Open Shirt "Sosh"

The 1950s in America was a time of prosperity, known as the Golden 50 Years
following the end of World War II.
The open-collar shirts that became popular during this era
were known as sports shirts and rockabilly shirts,
becoming a beloved style among the masses and an icon of the times.
This box-silhouette open shirt
embodies that history.

The home-base-shaped patch pockets,
short length with a square bottom,
and slightly smaller collar
are details unique to the era.
The collar and sleeves are carefully finished using
interfacing that requires skill to maintain their fullness.
The pockets are cut on the bias, while the body and yoke are sewn with pattern matching.

Based on burgundy and orange,
this lightweight Madras check
features a striking blue contrast.
A product that truly captures the essence of American traditional
daily wear.

ABOUT FABRIC
Made from raw cotton from India,
a renowned cotton-producing region,
this soft-textured combed broadcloth is yarn-dyed
and carefully crafted in Madras (now Chennai) in southern India.

MATERIAL
100% Cotton

Country of Origin
Made in Japan 

CAUTION 
・Individual differences of 1–2 cm may occur
   even within the same product.
・The product is finished with a tumble dry
   after being pre-washed (One Washed).
・The sample shown is size M.
・As the image shows a sample,
   it may differ from the actual product.

SIZE SPEC