• Fine-wale corduroy gives this shirt a subtle texture that reads more refined than a standard casual shirt, without trying too hard.
• Cotton fabric that breathes easily and sits soft against the skin - the kind you'll reach for on a long day out without thinking twice.
• Regular fit through the body with a straight hem that falls just below the waist, sitting cleanly whether worn open or buttoned up.
• Single chest patch pocket adds a workwear-adjacent detail that keeps the overall look grounded and unfussy.
• Classic point collar and button-through placket - no shortcuts in the construction, just a shirt that holds its shape wear after wear.

A corduroy shirt earns its place from autumn through to early spring, when you want something with a bit more weight than a standard cotton but none of the formality of a jacket. Wear it to a Sunday pub lunch the way the model does here - open over a plain white crew-neck tee with dark-wash jeans. The layered look works particularly well because the shirt's relaxed regular fit gives it enough room to sit over a tee without pulling across the shoulders. Roll the sleeves to the elbow for a more casual feel, or keep them down and button it to the collar for a slightly sharper version of the same outfit. It also works well thrown over a lightweight knit on cooler days, treating it more like an overshirt. The texture of the corduroy does the heavy lifting - it adds visual interest without requiring anything else around it to compete.