An instantly classic piece of Americana rooted in vintage 1960s workwear
Ralph Lauren’s ascent from US Army soldier and tie salesman to global fashion luminary epitomizes the promise of boundless potential underwritten by the American dream—so it only makes sense that mainstays from his RRL collection mirror the resilient spirit of classic Americana. The Dockman Long Sleeve Work Shirt draws inspiration from 1960s work shirts with authentic runoff chain-stitching and a design rooted in timeless craftsmanship. Constructed from indigo-dyed cotton herringbone twill that’s been heavily pre-washed for a timeworn look and feel, it's a piece of living history reimagined for everyday wear.
Features
A vintage-inspired workshirt cut from indigo-dyed cotton herringbone twill
Authentic runoff chain-stitched along the side seams based on 1960s workshirts
Heavily laundered for a timeworn look and feel
Capped with vintage-inspired buttons on the dual chest pockets
Traditional buttoned placket
Point collar adds a hint of Western charm
Long sleeves with buttoned barrel cuffs for adjustability
Materials
100% cotton
Sizing
The Dockman Long Sleeve Work Shirt has a classic fit that’s true to size, take your normal size in buttondowns
For the absolute best personal fit, compare your best-fitting buttondown to the size Medium below
Sleeve length changes 1” between sizes
Garment Measurements
Size
Medium
Body
30
Shoulder
18¾
Chest
44
Sleeve
34¾
All measurements are in inches
Care
Machine washable
About RRL
Ralph Lauren was born in the Bronx to immigrant parents, and went on to become a US Army soldier, tie salesman, businessman, philanthropist, oh, and an iconic fashion designer. If his story doesn’t speak to the raw promise of opportunity that underwrites the American Dream, we’re not sure whose story does. Named for Ralph’s expansive cattle ranch in Colorado, RRL is his love letter to the industrious, pioneering spirit of the American West, and everything in their collection carries on the rugged, independent style that makes something a classic piece of Americana.
