One of our favorite sport shirts since day one, in an indigo-dyed chambray that's made with almost equal parts linen and cotton. There's a refined slubbiness to it that reminds us a little of old-school indigo handwovens, but the coolest thing is that it gets better the more you wear it. The blue gets lighter, the finish gets softer, and the dye kinda pools in the seams and corners. It's incredible. It's got a modified spread collar with lightweight, nonfused interlining for a soft, relaxed look. As always, the cut is slim but never skinny, with a high armhole for mobility and a long-enough-to-stay-tucked-in shirttail. (Sid likes it this way, but you can always get it shortened.) It's made with single-needle stitching, 22 stitches/inch, flat-felled seams, and thick, 3.5mm Trocas shell buttons.