The PS Oxford Shirt

£235.00

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A traditional Oxford shirt, as good as the original Ivy ones: robust and casual, with a natural, slubby variation in the texture. Wears in beautifully; lasts forever.

Details

A traditional Oxford shirt, robust and casual, with a natural, slubby variation in the texture. Wears in beautifully, and lasts.

Inspired by the vintage Oxfords made by Brooks Brothers and others in the 1950s and 1960s, the PS Oxford uses a fabric woven in Italy exclusively for Permanent Style, combining robust, traditional yarn with finer cottons in the warp – rugged yet luxurious.

Made in a Naples atelier supervised by bespoke shirtmaker Luca Avitabile, beautifully handcrafted with hand-sewn collars and armholes, buttons and buttonholes. Cut to a moderately slim fit.

The collar has been developed by Simon through his bespoke shirts – shaped to curl outwards and frame the face when unbuttoned, and sit around the knot of a tie when fastened.

For more details, see the launch article here.

Material & Care
  • Composition: 100% cotton
  • Yarn: 1/10 x 2/90
  • Weight: 250g/metre (dress fabrics are typically around 200g/m)
  • Pre-washed, but expect some shrinkage – around 1-2cm on sleeve length, 2-3cm on body length. Oxfords are cut slightly larger to accommodate this
  • Cold wash, hang dry
  • Vintage mother-of-pearl button
Simon says

"It goes with all your basics: denim, plus navy and grey. Use it to add interest under a navy jacket, especially without neckwear, or wear it with a grey suit and a brown-striped club tie.

The PS Oxford is designed as the combination of a rugged, traditional Oxford shirt and modern desires for fineness and performance."

Readers say

"The element that I find most compelling is the collar. These shirts hit a really wonderful niche for me, provide a great fit and are wonderful quality."