The Isosceles Shirt is cut as a T shape, with horizontal shoulders and very wide sleeves. The machinist then sews a straight line from the top of the shoulder to the cuff, angling the shoulder and tapering the sleeve.




The Burro Shirt is cut without side seams, and the right and left panels are joined at the back with a double-thickness vertical panel, functioning as an oversized, rotated, traditional yoke.







The Pleat Pocket Shirt is cut with a large front panel pleated into the yoke to form a large hand-warmer pocket.



The Two Birds Shirt creates two pockets with one line of pocket stitching.



A plastron is a chest covering which sits over a lower layer. The same term is used to describe a fencer's chest pad, an armoured breastplate, and a tortoise's belly.



The Frock Shirt is a combination of a three-pocket work shirt and a tailored frock coat.




The Argyle Hand Pocket Shirt is based on the Millwheel Shirt, with diagonally angled square hand-warmer pockets forming an argyle pattern at the bottoms of the front panels.






The Drop Shirt wears as an unstructured soft jacket, or a generous, thick and soft over shirt.

Mixed Italian cotton dogtooth fabrics, lighter weight body and slightly heavier front bib and collar.

A Pendleton board shirt with a chef's front, for Anthony Bourdain.


A cotton blanket overshirt with a shawl collar and one flapped chest pocket.


An overshirt with elastic buttonhole-tape guayabera stripes.


