Why it's worth it
Six drawstring bows rework a banker's shirt into something no stylist could replicate twice.
The Edit
A men's dress-shirt silhouette — spread collar, button placket, single-button cuffs — pulled entirely apart at the body by five self-fabric drawstring channels that gather the micro-gingham cotton into dense ruching and release it into wide, unstructured side panels. The gathers are tied off with small self-bow closures, giving the wearer control over how tightly the volume compresses against the torso. The panel wings extend well beyond each shoulder when flat, folding into irregular drape when worn.
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