In more of that please news: the sub-$100 American-made dress shirt. The brand’s called Jack Robie. The shirts are called the Paul and the Patrick. They’re both made here from Japanese cotton fabrics. Their features include rounded barrel cuffs, shoulder pleats, an English spread collar and a handsome slim fit. And they both cost under a Benjamin. Good looks, good quality, and a great price. More of that please, indeed.
For price and purchase info, visit Jack Robie.
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That top button seems awfully far in from the edge of the collar band.
I think that you have to do that on a spread collar in order to be able to tuck the buttonhole side of the shirt under the collar, else you end up with a mess underneath your tie’s knot. Maybe a tailor can let us in on the secret?
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[...] Jack Robie Made in the USA Made in the USA is now becoming a mainstay in the world of American menswear. With a focus on quality, build and sense of national pride, clothing designers small and large are trying to manufacturer some, if not all, of their garments here in the United States. Jack Robie is the passion project of two former wall street financiers that decided they wanted to embark down a more entrepreneurial and innovative path by starting a menswear brand. Their line of fine sport shirts designed and made in the USA, offer classic heritage styling with a variety of solid chambray and colorful plaid. [WellSpent] [...]