Charvet blue striped dress shirt, made in France

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This is a bespoke (made-to-order) button-down shirt from Charvet. Founded in the 1830s, Charvet is considered the world's oldest bespoke shirtmaker, and the brand that created the prototypes for collared shirts and folded collars. It has been a favorite of executives around the world, including John F. Kennedy.

This item is an exquisite piece from such a prestigious brand. It is a shirt that embodies luxury, completed with structured sewing and high-precision tailoring.

【Product Details】
・Brand: Charvet
・Made in: France
・Material: 100% Cotton
・Color: Light Blue x White (Striped)
・Specifications: French cuffs / Square cut hem
・Size: 42 / 16 1/2 / L size (Please check the actual size)
　Shoulder width: 52cm
　Body width: 61cm
Sleeve length: 98cm (measured without folding the cuffs)
　Sleeve length: 59cm
　Length (from collar to hem): 82cm
Cuff circumference: 23cm

【Design and Features】
Light blue and white striped pattern.
The light blue striped pattern is woven, giving it a glossy and elegant look. The clean colors and delicate pattern give a sophisticated impression. The cuffs are French cuffs. This is a piece with a large body width.

【Condition】
・Almost unused, in beautiful condition.
・There is a faint blue ink stain on the right sleeve near the armhole (photo 16)
・There are tiny scratches on the back and under the collar (photos 17 and 18)
・There are no noticeable stains or damage.
・Cleaned and in a clean condition.

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【About Shipping】
・We will take waterproof measures and carefully fold and ship the item.
・We will cover the shipping costs.

【Regarding Purchase】
・Instant purchase is OK.
・Returns are not accepted, so please be sure to check the condition and size.

An understated sense of beauty and a level of perfection you can feel.
This is an exquisite piece that allows you to wear the "modest overwhelming presence" unique to Charvet.
Please consider this opportunity.

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