Original PenguinMen's Longsleeve Oxford Shirt
R479
About
Nothing beats an iconic oxford men’s shirt -- except a slim fit long sleeve oxford shirt.
This ‘tailored in’ fit lets you keep it formal -- or you can loosen your tie, unbutton your collar and roll up your sleeves for a laid-back afternoon. The hidden gingham pattern inside the cuff lining will instantly add some style to your look with barely any effort. Can be worn as business attire or more casual occasions. Pairs perfectly with our P55 Basic Slim Chino.
Starting life as a golf shirt back in 1955, Original Penguin became synonymous with the era’s most talked-about stars, such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Clint Eastwood. With a nod to its Americana roots, the brand designs a collection of T-shirts, jackets and accessories alongside its classic polo shirts.
Product Features
- 100% Cotton
- Heritage Fit - Slim Taper Through The Waist
- Placket front with Hidden Gingham Cuff Lining
- Gingham Collar Lining
- Embroidered Penguin Logo
- Machine Washable
Product Specifications
- Machine Wash According To Instructions On Care Label
Reviews
"Best Shirt I've Ever Owned- I have now owned about 6 of the Oxford Straight Up shirts and have no negative comments other than it seems impossible to get my hands on one in my size anymore! The only reason I have ever had to replace one of these shirts is due to a stain. It would be amazing if you could bring back this shirt in Large and even better if you could continue to add more color options! Please Please Please!"
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