Shirts-Joe McCoy Corduroy Open Collar Shirt 100 Burgundy

Open Collar Corduroy Shirts Became Popular In The 1950S As A Form Of Casual Workwear, Seen As A More Stylish Alternative To Traditional Flannel Shirts And Even Crossed Over Into Ivy League Style Later In The Era.

This Example, Also Available In Mustard Is Made Of A Fine, 14 Wale Cotton-Wool Corduroy With A Bespoke Rayon Back-Lining And Constructed In A Boxy Fit And Finished With A Straight Hem, True To The Vintage Proportions.

The Open Collar Is Secured With A Single Offset Button And Collar Loop. The Corduroy Open Collar Shirt Benefits From Symmetrical Flap Pockets, A Button Down Front Placket And Straight Yoke.