• PU trim runs along the collar edge, button placket and cuffs - a precise detail that shifts the check shirt firmly away from casual territory.
• Oversized through the shoulder and body, it falls to approximately 72cm, sitting at the hip with a slightly curved hem that works both tucked and untucked.
• The bold check is woven into the fabric rather than printed, giving the pattern depth and a subtle tonal shift depending on the light.
• Long sleeves with PU-trimmed cuffs that sit cleanly at the wrist - the kind of finish that reads as considered rather than decorative.
• Regular fit with a structured collar that holds its shape, keeping the silhouette polished even when worn loosened at the front.

This shirt earns its place at the more intentional end of the wardrobe - the piece that makes a tailored trouser or wide-leg suit trouser look like it was always the plan. The model wears it with matching check trousers for a co-ord that commits fully to the look, and it carries that off with ease. Worn as separates, it layers over a fitted roll-neck in the cooler months, or sits open over a simple bodysuit for an evening that starts at dinner and continues past it. The PU trim is the deciding factor here: it stops the check from reading as workwear and anchors it in something more refined. A relaxed Saturday lunch, a creative office environment, or a gallery opening - this shirt moves between those settings without needing to be restyled.