The white jersey stretch shirt is the everyday piece the shop keeps coming back to. It looks like a proper dress shirt on the hanger and wears like a knit off the plane, which is why it is the one we pack for weekend travel and the one the men who wear a jacket four days a week keep in rotation.
Cut from a jersey stretch fabric with mother-of-pearl buttons and a moderate cut-away collar (No. 71) that sits clean under a tie or open with a jacket. The knit holds the shape of a woven shirt, wicks like performance fabric, and shrugs off wrinkles from suitcase to boardroom.
White is the anchor. It reads dressed with a suit, sharpens up under a navy blazer, and softens down with denim and a knit. If you own one jersey shirt in the closet, this is the one.