The Banshu Shirt

This is what a proper shirt feels like. Woven in the Banshu region of Japan using a blend of Indian and American cottons, the fabric has a depth and character you don’t get from standard shirting. It’s soft, but not weak. Structured, but never stiff. The result is a shirt that holds its shape, wears in over time, and feels better the more you use it. This isn’t just another cotton shirt — it’s the one everything else gets compared to. DESIGN NOTES Banshu-woven cotton from Japan Warp and weft using different cotton fibres for strength and softness Silk-like texture and depth from traditional narrow-loom weaving Crisp, squared collar Straight hem for versatile wear Made in London in small batches FIT Relaxed but structured Straight cut through the body Straight hem - works tucked or untucked True to size STYLING Three ways you'll wear it: Buttoned with the wide leg cargo and waxed sleeveless Hal buttoned over a vest with linen trousers Paired with a navy or white short for a strong Summer look