Button-up shirt featuring side slits, a pressed box pleat, and mother-of-pearl buttons.

Made in Green Checks, consisting of dyed Kala cotton yarn. Kala cotton is an indigenous, organic, rain-fed fibre that was India’s primary cotton until the 18th century.

The fabric is hand-spun and hand-woven into cloth in India by remote artisans - small farmers, spinners, ginners and weavers - working within larger craft networks across the Indian state of Gujarat. Guided by Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy of “Swaraj,” or self-government, they work collectively towards sustaining rural livelihoods and preserving indigenous raw materials and craft traditions.