The Admiralty Shirt is an ideal travel companion, the cotton linen mix is hard wearing whilst always looking good (no need for the travel iron). Dress it up or down effortlessly.
Taking inspiration from the traditional Grandfather collar shirt - originally worn by workers, farmers and factory hands during the 1920's and 30's. The story goes that since these trades didn’t wear a tie for fear of it getting stuck in the machinery, as a result they adopted a shirt with a simple band collar. The original Admiralty Shirt features in the Yarmouth Oilskins 1930s catalogue "as supplied to H.M. Government".
The brand use a yarn dyed twill weave cloth ,which is a cotton - linen blend. The linen gives the fabric a great rumpled appearance with the occasional slub which gets even better when it’s washed and worn.The style is collarless with a narrow stand collar band, and a half front placket. They have used Codelite buttons made in England from milk casein as they would have been 100 years ago, which is bio-degradable, sustainable and traceable.
Made in Great Yarmouth, Great Britain