A camp blanket pattern in violet and lilac blocks on a pale grey-blue ground. Wythe based the cotton jacquard on 1920s and 30s Beacon camp blankets, and the big stepped pattern is a long way from the usual plaid overshirt.
Wythe's first cotton jacquard since 2021 took years of trial and error to get right. The pattern is woven into the cloth, not printed, and it is laid out to follow the cut of the shirt across the pockets and placket.
The cut is roomy, built to sit over a thermal, polo or oxford, and the brand says you can take your usual size to get that. The MM measures 23.25 inches across the chest laid flat, so hold that against a shirt you already like before you pick a size.
It is a loud pattern, so keep the rest quiet: grey flannel trousers, dark denim, a navy knit underneath. Wythe is the brand Peter Middleton started after working in fabric research at Ralph Lauren.
This is the size chart for the Blanket Jacquard Overshirt, using the brand's own measurements for this shirt, taken flat and converted here. The brand says to take your usual size. Its sizes run XS to XXL, and the five we carry, S to XXL, are our SM to 2XL.
This is the garment itself, measured flat in store. The chart above gives Wythe's own measurements for every size. This one is the MM we hold, and its chest and length agree with Wythe's figures to within 1.3 cm. Chest, bicep and waist are half measurements taken flat; double them for the full circumference. Sleeve runs from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff, so it reads shorter than the sleeve in Wythe's chart above, which starts at the collar. Length is taken down the back. Shoulder width is in Wythe's chart above. SM, LG, XL and 2XL are not measured yet.
Detailed measurements or special orders. Quick answers.