A dark navy blue corduroy button-up shirt with a pointed collar and dark buttons, displayed flat against a light grey background.
Close-up of a dark blue corduroy button-down shirt collar with a white inner neck label reading Oliver Spencer.
A close-up of a man wearing a dark blue denim button-down shirt, showing the collar, front buttons, and part of his face against a light grey background.
close up of navy cord shirt with a dark button.
three quarter length photo of a man from behind wearing a blue cord shirt with black trousers on a grey background.
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A dark navy blue corduroy button-up shirt with a pointed collar and dark buttons, displayed flat against a light grey background.
Close-up of a dark blue corduroy button-down shirt collar with a white inner neck label reading Oliver Spencer.
A close-up of a man wearing a dark blue denim button-down shirt, showing the collar, front buttons, and part of his face against a light grey background.
close up of navy cord shirt with a dark button.
three quarter length photo of a man from behind wearing a blue cord shirt with black trousers on a grey background.

Atlanta Long Sleeve Shirt, Newson Cord - Indigo.

£179.00 GBP
By Oliver Spencer
Size
Minus Plus

Oliver Spencer Atlanta Long Sleeve Shirt, Newson Cord - Indigo.

The Atlanta Long Sleeve Shirt is cut in a loose fit, designed to bring a relaxed, nonchalant shape to autumn dressing. Crafted in indigo-dyed Newson cord fabric - which features a smooth micro wale - it’s made from 100% cotton and boasts a beautifully soft and natural drape. Worn on its own with seasonal trousers, or layered casually over a T-shirt for a more relaxed approach to autumn styling, its a versatile seasonal staple that brings a tonne of texture and tactility to your fits.

  • Fabric Composition: 100% Cotton
  • Made in Portugal
  • Wash at 30°, cool iron

Indigo is one of the oldest textile dyes, rich in colour and even richer in history. Indigo dye will fade; this is a natural and charming process that reveals a palette of bright to light blues. Whilst we love indigo, watch out for dye that may rub off onto lighter surfaces and your skin.

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