Why it's worth it
The stripes change direction at every seam — engineer-level detail on a beach shirt.
The Edit
Stripe direction shifts across the body panels — vertical at center, diagonal at the yoke and peplum hem — turning a classic poplin shirting into something with real construction intent. The waist seam cinches and flares into a split hem, while the concealed placket keeps the front clean and the cut-out back (with adjustable tie) adds fit flexibility without ceremony. Rolled cuffs and a sharp point collar ground the whole thing in traditional shirting language.
Insider Tip
The adjustable back tie means you can wear this oversized and loose or pulled in tight — two different shirts.
The details
Made of
75% cotton, 22% nylon, 3% spandex
- Fabric
- Poplin
- Silhouette
- Structured
- Neckline
- Point collar
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Length
- Hip-length
- Waist
- Cinched
- Back
- Open back
- Closure
- Button front
- Pattern
- Stripe
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