Kenji Camp Collar Short Sleeve Shirt

Story

Breezy camp shirt made for warm-weather adventures

If there’s one shirt that screams “no ties allowed,” it’s the two-tiered camp collar. Still, guys who go to Corridor NYC for their breezy summer fits expect a bit of sophistication behind each design. That’s where the Kenji Camp Collar Shirt comes in with vivid, Japanese-inspired patterns throughout to deliver a casual camp shirt that’s inherently nonchalant and all kinds of cool.

Features

• Standout kenji-textile inspired pattern for a
• Two-tiered camp collar and button placket
• Cotton construction for breathability and softness

Materials

• 100% cotton
• Made by Corridor NYC’s partner workshop in India

About Their Partner Workshop

This garment was made in a family-run, third-generation, open air workshop that pays a living wage to the artisans who made the goods. The workshop is located in Madras, India, and melds the new (Japanese sewing machines) and the old (hand embroidery, hand-loomed fabrics, natural dying) for a product that is authentic and contemporary. This is a mostly woman-operated factory and is partnered with a rehabilitation center for women encountering domestic violence.

Sizing

• The Kenji Camp Collar Short Sleeve has a regular fit so take your normal size
• For the best personal fit, compare your best-fitting short sleeve shirt to the garment measurements below

Garment Measurements

	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest	20¼	21¼	22¼	23¾	25¼	26¾
Waist	21¼	22¼	23¼	24¾	26¼	27¾
Front Body Length	27¼	28¾	29¼	30¼	30¼	31¼
Sleeve Length	10	10¼	10½	11	11½	12

All measurements are in inches

Care

• Machine wash cold with similar colors and a gentle cycle
• Hang dry

About Corridor

Headquartered in the heart of New York City’s Garment District, Corridor has exploded over the past few years—going from a small line of shirts to a full blown collection of handsome menswear and timeless, well-made footwear. Their special sauce? An ace team of designers who put about as much time into getting a shirt just right as most designer brands would put into making a tailored suit. Plus, their immediate neighborhood is a fashion mecca, offering close relationships with some of the world’s best fabric importers and clothiers. That’s why whenever you throw on one of their garments it’s bound to become a fast favorite, with the impressive combo of perfect fit, range of motion, and materials built for the long haul.