Out of stock right now: 14.5, 15, 17.75.
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The Carter is J Mueser's point collar shirt. The name is a nod to Michael Caine in Get Carter, and the collar was worked out with a shirtmaker in Naples. A point collar looks either tired or terrific, and it comes down to how the points sit. This one is made to be worn under a jacket and still look right open at the neck on a weekend.
This colourway is a tan alternate stripe in cotton. Tan is the easy neutral in a shirt wardrobe: it sits next to navy, brown, olive and charcoal tailoring without fighting any of them, and an alternate stripe gives the cloth more to look at than a regular stripe. It is the shirt we would put under a brown or navy blazer when a tie feels like too much, and it takes a knit tie happily when the day calls for one.
J Mueser is a New York house that started on Christopher Street in the West Village and makes its shirts in Italy. If you already wear one of our Waverly suits or J Mueser blazers, this shirt comes from the same house.
Sizes here run in North American neck inches. The chart below lines them up with the European collar numbers (38 to 44).
Available in Canada at Mr. Derk in Edmonton, in store and online.
Order the collar size you normally wear in a dress shirt. Not sure of your collar size? Measure around the base of the neck where the collar sits and add half an inch (1 cm). Between sizes, call 780-431-4293 and we will sort it out.
These are the measurements J Mueser publishes for its shirts, given in centimetres. They read as across-the-shirt widths, so compare them with a shirt of yours laid flat. The site lists the North American neck size; the EU collar row is the European number that goes with it. The published chart runs 15 to 17.5, so call us for 14.5 or 17.75. Toggle IN and CM with the buttons.
Detailed measurements or special orders. Quick answers.