Stripe Pullover Shirt - Ecru
Couldn't load pickup availability
Product details
Warehouse & Co came about in 1995, as the final members of the Osaka 5, the collective responsible for driving the vintage and selvedge denim boom of the 1990s. Founded by former Evisu and Full Count employees, the twin brothers Kenji and Kenichi Shiotani, Warehouse is known for their meticulous detail and considered construction.
The Stripe Pullover Shirt is an elevated reproduction of a turn-of-the-century workwear garment - with the "century" in question being the 1800s. Cut as a full body popover with a 3 button placket and narrow collar, it's got a relaxed fit through the torso, with straight cut shoulders and wide sleeves that sit comfortably on most body types.
It's made from a lightweight selvedge cotton dobby cloth, featuring a "chainstitch" pinstripe pattern throughout. Crisp, dry, and slightly structured, the fabric will soften considerably over time, relaxing throughout and developing a more natural and fluid drape. The fabric comes unwashed to start with, and will shrink slightly after the first wash - as such, these were cut slightly large, and are expected to shrink into a more true to size fit.
The shoulders are sewn without any seams, lacking any sort of structured yoke - a tailoring detail that is simpler in its construction than it is in its design, requiring some surprisingly complicated and difficult patterning and cutting to pull off. It's finished with selvedge gussets at either side, and a curved shirttail hem that wears well tucked-in.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry.
- 100% cotton
- Selvedge stripe dobby fabric
- Chain stripes
- Popover
- 3-button placket
- Narrow point collar
- Rounded hem
- Relaxed fit
- Seamless shoulders
- Gusseted sides
- Contrasting buttons
- True to size
- Custom labels
- Wash cold and hang dry
- Produced by Warehouse in Japan
Shipping
Returns
Stripe Pullover Shirt - Ecru
Couldn't load pickup availability
Product details
Warehouse & Co came about in 1995, as the final members of the Osaka 5, the collective responsible for driving the vintage and selvedge denim boom of the 1990s. Founded by former Evisu and Full Count employees, the twin brothers Kenji and Kenichi Shiotani, Warehouse is known for their meticulous detail and considered construction.
The Stripe Pullover Shirt is an elevated reproduction of a turn-of-the-century workwear garment - with the "century" in question being the 1800s. Cut as a full body popover with a 3 button placket and narrow collar, it's got a relaxed fit through the torso, with straight cut shoulders and wide sleeves that sit comfortably on most body types.
It's made from a lightweight selvedge cotton dobby cloth, featuring a "chainstitch" pinstripe pattern throughout. Crisp, dry, and slightly structured, the fabric will soften considerably over time, relaxing throughout and developing a more natural and fluid drape. The fabric comes unwashed to start with, and will shrink slightly after the first wash - as such, these were cut slightly large, and are expected to shrink into a more true to size fit.
The shoulders are sewn without any seams, lacking any sort of structured yoke - a tailoring detail that is simpler in its construction than it is in its design, requiring some surprisingly complicated and difficult patterning and cutting to pull off. It's finished with selvedge gussets at either side, and a curved shirttail hem that wears well tucked-in.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry.
- 100% cotton
- Selvedge stripe dobby fabric
- Chain stripes
- Popover
- 3-button placket
- Narrow point collar
- Rounded hem
- Relaxed fit
- Seamless shoulders
- Gusseted sides
- Contrasting buttons
- True to size
- Custom labels
- Wash cold and hang dry
- Produced by Warehouse in Japan
Shipping
Returns
Size Guide
| Size | Front Length | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve Length |
| 36 | 30.5" | 23" | 43.5" | 22.75" |
| 38 | 30.75" | 23.625" | 44.5" | 23" |
| 40 | 31.75" | 24.25" | 46" | 23.5" |
| 42 | 32.875" | 25.175" | 47.5" | 24.5" |
Curious as to how we size our garments? Check out how we measure.