Chambray Bosom Shirt

DS-2755 Chambray Bosom Shirt

100% Cotton

Sizes 36, 38, and 42 are sold out.

The design was based on dress shirts from the 1920s and 1930s.

The front placket ends with the bottom button, and below that the front body curves and crosses in a classic shape.

The chest is covered with a breastplate called a busam, which has multiple pleats.

Pleated bustles are formal shirt parts. Also known as "ika-mune" in Japanese, they are a type of Western clothing that has been worn in Japan since the Meiji period, when civilization flourished.

The material is cotton chambray.

This time, I made it into a dress shirt, but the material is a work-style material. However, the thread count is quite fine and the chambray has a soft image, so it can also be worn in a dressy style.

Additionally, the back of the yoke and collar are made of off-white lining, which is a relatively thick material that can withstand abrasion.

Personally...
This is a great item to wear stylishly under overalls with a bow tie and a smoking jacket on top.

Alternatively, you can also dress it up by wearing it as an inner layer under a long, draped suit, commonly known as a Ted's jacket, along with a loop tie.

This versatile shirt is suitable for both dressy and work styles, and is suitable for advanced wear.