Brushed Fall Oxford Shirt

Story

A heavyweight, cold-weather version of a bestselling, made-in-USA Oxford

This buttondown has a rich history. Only a few shirt-makers have managed to keep 100% of their production in the United States–Gitman Brothers is one of them, with a lineage that dates back all the way to 1932. Heritage is woven into every piece, usually with the expertise of the third- and fourth-generation garment makers that the company employs. For this Brushed Fall Oxford shirt, they used a heavier 6 oz. cotton cloth that's been brushed for softness and increased loft. We also love the off-white, contrasting weft yarns that give a vintage look that's just as wearable today as it was nearly 100 years ago.

Features

• Cut from 6 oz. heavyweight brushed cotton for extra warmth and softness
• Allover contrasting weft texture gives a subtle throwback finish
• Crafted for cold-weather wear as a layer or standalone shirt
• Slim fit with tailoring through body and sleeves
• Pre-washed to minimize shrinkage
• Patch pocket at the chest for essentials
• Unlined collar and cuffs for comfort and laidback shape
• Made in the USA

Materials

• 100% brushed cotton

Care

• Hand wash cold
• Do not bleach
• Lay flat to dry
• Do not iron

Sizing

• Gitman Brothers' Brushed Fall Oxford is cut slim with a tailored fit, we recommend sizing up
• See exact garment measurements in the chart below

Garment Measurements

	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Neck	13½	14½	15½	16½	17½	18½
Chest	38	41	44	47	50	54
Shoulder	17	18	19	20	21	22
Length	29	30	31	32	33	33½
Sleeve	32	33	34	35	36	36

All measurements in inches.

About Gitman Vintage

The shirtmaking tradition Max Gitman started in 1932 is still being carried out to this day. Besides the sewing rooms where seasoned shirtmakers cut and sew Gitman’s prized pieces, their HQ is practically a library of rare fabrics and heritage designs going back nearly a century. By poring over this history, Gitman Vintage gets the ideas for each of their small, seasonal collections. Maybe one release is an oxford dye we’ve never seen before, and the next is a sturdy, limited-run flannel—each leaving us wanting to make a couple more long-term investments in our wardrobe.