Cotton Canvas Pullover Shirt Faded Bench

The more clothes we make for the warmer months, the more we realize how little we enjoy wearing clothes in the dead of summer. No amount of linen or tencel will make us feel any cooler. But we'll be damned if we won't try to be the most comfortable. And you can tell we've reached a boiling point when we start removing any sort of closures on our shirts. With all the popovers we've made this season, we really want to drive home the idea that when we get hot, the idea of literally throwing something over your head and walking out the door is sometimes the best option. And with that, meet our Pullover Shirt. The idea came from a vintage suede shirt - fully lined that once utilized a lacing system in the eyelets it had, but the wearer had obviously grown tired of it and started to go without it. With that idea, we landed somewhere between an old french painting smock and a nautical garment. But the final result is something we're extremely excited to wear all summer long. Lightweight cotton canvas Garment dyed and washed Split hem with bartack reinforcement Square barrel cuffs Hidden chest pocket Metal eyelets (without lace closure)