Seuvas Short Sleeve Shirt - Gray Linen
$315.00
SEUVAS’s signature linen open collar shirt is offered each season in new fabrics and patterns, built around a relaxed silhouette with an easy, natural drape. Made exclusively for Self Edge, it features a ceramic top button and refined pattern adjustments to prevent collar curl, showcasing the brand’s precise factory craftsmanship. The tightly twisted linen yarn and washer finish create a fabric with a lived-in texture, natural creasing, and a smooth, dry hand that develops subtle character over time.
The only external branding on these garments is a single hand-made porcelain button made from clay ore (Amakusa pottery stone) mined in Amakusa City, Kimamoto prefecture, Japan. Amakusa pottery stone is a historic pottery stone that is a raw material which has been used in Japanese pottery since the 17th century. These porcelain buttons are designed by Seuvas and made in the traditional way in Amakusa.
- Product Code: SVSH_SSLINEN_GRA
- Availability: In Stock
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$315.00
| Size | S | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 48" | 46" | 48" | 49.5" |
| Vertical Length | 27.5" | 27.5" | 28" | 29.25" |
| Sleeve Length | 9.5" | 9.5" | 10" | 11" |
| Shoulder Width | 18" | 18.5" | 19" | 19.5" |
SEUVAS’s signature linen open collar shirt is offered each season in new fabrics and patterns, built around a relaxed silhouette with an easy, natural drape. Made exclusively for Self Edge, it features a ceramic top button and refined pattern adjustments to prevent collar curl, showcasing the brand’s precise factory craftsmanship. The tightly twisted linen yarn and washer finish create a fabric with a lived-in texture, natural creasing, and a smooth, dry hand that develops subtle character over time.
The only external branding on these garments is a single hand-made porcelain button made from clay ore (Amakusa pottery stone) mined in Amakusa City, Kimamoto prefecture, Japan. Amakusa pottery stone is a historic pottery stone that is a raw material which has been used in Japanese pottery since the 17th century. These porcelain buttons are designed by Seuvas and made in the traditional way in Amakusa.
