Size(in inch)/Body width /Body length /Sleeve length /Shoulder width(Medium) 20.1inch 27.2inch 31.9inch 16.5inch(Large) 20.9inch 28.3inch 33.1inch 17.3inch(X-Large) 21.7inch 29.1inch 33.9inch 18.1inch(XX-Large) 22.4inch 30.7inch 35.4inch 18.9inchFeaturing American casual and designs, the lineup includes pieces in Japanese sizes and silhouettes, with the materials and details retooled for today's taste.This classically-styled work shirt features twin chest pockets.The details and silhouette, however, have been arranged for contemporary style.The hem has been modified for a shorter length, making this piece suited to today's styles.The silhouette pairs nicely with outerwear and various pants.The collar, true to workwear style, is a collar with a chin strap.This full button-front shirt has a curved hemline for a round bottom.While most flannel involves a napped surface, this shirt has a dry hand with minimal nap, letting you enjoy the robust feeling of the yarn itself. Check out the raw finish of the fabric.Left-Right asymmetric pockets at both chest.The right chest pocket is a flap pocket with button.The left chest pocket is double pocket with button.The neck is outfitted with a chin strap.There are various theories as to the origins of the chin strap:some say it was used to adjust fit, while others say it was used to protect from the wind and dirt.Incorporates a double layer of fabric on shoulders, with a front yoke, and from the elbow to the cuff for reinforcement.The buttons are indigo dyeing two-hole buttons.Key areas are stitched with a triple-needle stitch, a classic detail found on authentic work shirts.The sides of the hem are finished with a gusset, with the triple twisted thread from the seams left on view.This detail was found on work shirts of the 1930s-1940s and is believed to have been used to reinforce the hem.
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Great shirt glad to find it in an XXL which is closer to an XL for American sizes
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