An all cotton mens Swiss fabric shirt circa 1980-1990 restyled elegantly for 21st century wear by designer Arquimedes Llorens for women and men with vintage lace and Geoff Stocker sample pocket square samples.

Swiss cotton is made from long-staple cotton fibers that are carefully selected for their superior quality. These fibers are stronger and smoother than shorter staple cotton fibers, resulting in a fabric that is more durable, smoother, and softer. It is manufactured using advanced techniques that help to maintain the integrity of the fibers and ensure that the resulting fabric is of the highest quality. The shirt has a spread collar.

Shirt dress was a part of the buisiness attire ( still is in some professions) worn with a dark business suit, either a two-piece suit or a three-piece suit with a waistcoat. The shirt would be normally white or light blue or maybe a pastel color, as well as striped with a very small pattern.

Measurements of this shirt - collar size is 17.5in - 44.45cm

a) b)24.40in - 62cm c)49.60cm - 126cm d)50.39in - 128cm e)33.07in - 84