Crispin | Corduroy Western Shirt Snap Front

Cord with real weight. Snaps, not buttons.

The corduroy here has enough body to hang open without collapsing at the shoulders, which is what lets this work as a light jacket as much as a shirt. It is cut long and easy through the body, so it sits over a tee without riding up when you reach. Antique brass snaps run the full placket and both chest flaps, opening with one hand. Nothing needs adjusting once it is on.

Relaxed Length That Stays Put The hem sits low through the body, so it reads as a considered layer rather than a shirt untucked in a hurry. It holds that line whether you are seated at dinner or walking a cold platform.

Snap Front You Open One-Handed The brass snaps pull apart in a single motion, which is the whole point of a western front. Button it on a cold morning and leave it open by lunch.

Pointed Yokes Front and Back The yokes carry the weight of the cloth across the shoulders and keep the back clean when you move. It is the detail that stops a heavier shirt from looking slouched.

Corduroy With Enough Weight to Hold Shape A dense, evenly ribbed cord with very little give, so the front edges stay straight rather than curling as the day goes on. Flat-felled shoulder seams and a topstitched placket give the front structure, and the wale runs true through the yokes and chest flaps.

Wear it open over a plain tee, or over one of your heavier polo shirts with dark denim and boots.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Cotton-feel corduroy, dense ribbed wale with minimal stretch
• Fit: Relaxed, cut long through the body
• Sleeve: Long sleeve with snap cuffs
• Length: Longline, hip-covering hem
• Closure: Antique brass snap placket and chest flaps
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Weekend, travel, layering over shirts and tees
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL
• Colours: Deep Navy, Espresso, Champagne