parts of a dress shirt 1937 Roamer Shirt blue chambrey – British Parts Luzern

parts of a dress shirt 1937 Roamer Shirt blue chambrey – British Parts LuzernThe 1937 Roamer Shirt by Pike Brothers is based on the design of the American work shirt of the late 30s. In addition to the high wearing comfort and the great quality, the shirt has a pleasant cut. The special thing about this shirt is the so called smoking pocket. In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was still socially acceptable and attempts were made to offer smokers a certain level of comfort, including in work clothing. The cut of

The 1937 Roamer Shirt by Pike Brothers is based on the design of the American work shirt of the late 30s. In addition to the high wearing comfort and the great quality, the shirt has a pleasant cut. The special thing about this shirt is the so-called smoking pocket. In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was still socially acceptable and attempts were made to offer smokers a certain level of comfort, including in work clothing. The cut of thesmoking bagis adapted to the size of a soft pack. This means that if the owner feels like having a cigarette, he can take the cigarette out of the soft pack without having to pull out the entire pack.

Additional Information

• 100% cotton
• authentic 1930s work shirt cut
• Pipe pouch
• lightweight chambray quality
• Color Blue Chambray
• Sizes S - 3XL
• Made in Portugal

Please note the measurement table in the product images.

The measurements provided are for the product when lying flat, not as worn on the body. Simply compare it with your own, well-fitting favorite piece.

CHEST WIDTH: Measured across the chest from the armpit seam to the seam directly under the armpit seams.

SHOULDER WIDTH: Measured across the back from shoulder tip to shoulder tip.

ARM LENGTH: Following the natural curve of the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the cuff. Back length: Measured from the seam at the base of the collar to the bottom hem of the jacket.

BACK LENGTH: Measured from the seam at the base of the collar to the bottom hem of the top.