50s Henley Neck Shirt Pigment Dye Dark Green Strickwaren reissuing them with great attention

reissuing them with great attention to detail and respect for the original

a stripe pattern was bleached into the fabric so that dirt was less likely to show on clothing

die Bewegungsfreiheit lässt

Leather Cream: Nährt

Ribbed cuffs and hem

50s Henley Neck Shirt Pigment Dye Dark Green Strickwaren reissuing them with great attentionThe "50s Henley Neck Shirt" by Nigel Cabourn harks back to 19th century English sports and undergarments. Worn by rowers in Henley on Thames, its simple, functional construction made it a standard. This version closely adheres to historical models. The neckline is set high, close to the neck. Sleeves and construction follow a simple, straight line as was common at the time. The rich 5. 6 oz jersey is made from open end yarn. Air is used in spinning,