Semi-spread collar
Hand-sewn, mismatched mother-of-pearl buttons
Silk-screened collar facing in linen (to hide the grime)
100% long staple Egyptian cotton, woven in Japan
Cut and sewn locally 
14 stitches per inch

This lightweight cloth with its inimitable trademark colored warp and white filling yarns makes Chambray unique. An English derivative of the original French, early 19th century fabric that originated in the town of Cambrai, it is now favored by men looking for a more casual look. JLSC offers it in blue and gray with a less nubby and slightly more polished finish.

Semi-spread collar
Hand-sewn, mismatched mother-of-pearl buttons
Silk-screened collar facing in linen (to hide the grime)
100% long staple Egyptian cotton, woven in Japan
Cut and sewn locally 
14 stitches per inch

Herringbone shirts are typically worn with suits, but look equally great with jeans or chinos. This quintessential "City" shirt is a great ally of a well-dressed man's wardrobe. It became synonymous with power dressing in the 1980s for its stylish finish and has remained an all-time favorite with business types. Our light blue selection for this cloth is based on a more conservative yet youthful look. 

7/8" white babyband collar (narrower than clerical collar)
Button holes for mounting detachable collar
Hand-sewn, mismatched mother-of-pearl buttons
Silk-screened collar facing in linen (to hide the grime)
100% long staple Egyptian cotton, woven in Japan
Cut and sewn locally 
14 stitches per inch

Pinpoint belongs to the Oxford family of fabrics but it has a softer, lighter weight texture and appearance. Our white baby band collared shirt is designed to be worn collarless for a comfortable feel or with a detachable collar for a formal look. In this instance we recommend the shirt  to be buttoned up and worn with a tie.

Semi-spread collar
Hand-sewn, mismatched mother-of-pearl buttons
Silk-screened collar facing in linen (to hide the grime)
100% long staple Egyptian cotton, woven in Japan
Cut and sewn locally
14 stitches per inch

Oxford cloth is considered a more versatile weave that can be paired with either business or sporty dress codes. This style was popularized in Oxford, England, in the early 20th century by fashionable students. This heavy grade cotton cloth, originally ideal for summer suiting, is now favored for its more relaxed look; yet, one that can easily be made more formal. 

"I measure the success of my day based on how little trash I produce. Here, creativity was put into real task. The task to transform small left over fabrics and trims into something desirable and coveting. Hand work, a craft that is becoming obsolete, is heralded back into the equation and with the imagination of my enthusiastic assistants we created these one of a kind pockets to make that Summer shirt a symbol of all good things in life: relaxation, comfort, luxury of being connected to what really matters. I hope you enjoy the results of a project that originated from a quest to curb waste and fetch one of them. With every purchase, you are supporting artisans, less advantaged communities and our precious environment." -Jussara

Semi-spread collar

Hand-sewn, mismatched mother-of-pearl buttons
Silk-screened collar facing in linen (to hide the grime)
100% long staple Egyptian cotton, woven in Japan
Cut and sewn locally 
14 stitches per inch

 For other size inquiries please email us at mail@jussaralee.com.