Samurai Herringbone Tropical Weather Dobby Shirt
$398.00
This unique work shirt is crafted from a 100% cotton dobby loom-woven herringbone twill, an original fabric developed by Samurai. It features natural nut fiber buttons, triple-stitch construction for durability, and elbow patches, ensuring it's built for long-term wear. The fabric has been rinsed for immediate comfort.
Samurai developed this fabric by analyzing military fabrics from over half a century ago, originally designed for tropical regions, and combining that research with Japan's unique weaving technology. The result is a fabric similar to a Panama weave, with slub yarn and a mesh-like texture that provides exceptional breathability and comfort in warmer weather. The fabric's gauge was meticulously manipulated at Samurai's Banshu factory, the only mill in Japan with the century-old technology capable of producing this enhanced version of an already proven textile.
- Product Code: SMSH_HERRINGBONETROPICALDOBBYWORK_GRE
- Availability: In Stock
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$398.00
| Size | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 43.5" | 45" | 46.5" | 48" | 50" |
| Vertical Length | 27" | 28.5" | 29.25" | 30.25" | 31.25" |
| Sleeve Length | 24.5" | 25" | 25.75" | 26.75" | 27.5" |
| Shoulder Width | 16.75" | 17.25" | 18.25" | 18.75" | 19.75" |
This unique work shirt is crafted from a 100% cotton dobby loom-woven herringbone twill, an original fabric developed by Samurai. It features natural nut fiber buttons, triple-stitch construction for durability, and elbow patches, ensuring it's built for long-term wear. The fabric has been rinsed for immediate comfort.
Samurai developed this fabric by analyzing military fabrics from over half a century ago, originally designed for tropical regions, and combining that research with Japan's unique weaving technology. The result is a fabric similar to a Panama weave, with slub yarn and a mesh-like texture that provides exceptional breathability and comfort in warmer weather. The fabric's gauge was meticulously manipulated at Samurai's Banshu factory, the only mill in Japan with the century-old technology capable of producing this enhanced version of an already proven textile.
