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Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Traditional Fit French Cuff Dress Shirt

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Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Traditional Fit French Cuff Dress Shirt

Item# 910E

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Supima® cotton, high-performance shirts are treated with a unique formula that gives memory to the fibers, allowing them to remain virtually wrinkle-free. 80s two-ply broadcloth. Traditional fit with French cuffs. Ainsley collar. Single-needle tailoring. Machine wash. Imported. Cuff links not included.

  • Color: Blue

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Supima® cotton, high-performance shirts are treated with a unique formula that gives memory to the fibers, allowing them to remain virtually wrinkle-free. 80s two-ply broadcloth. Traditional fit with French cuffs. Ainsley collar. Single-needle tailoring. Machine wash. Imported. Cuff links not included.

Item# 910E
 
Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Traditional Fit French Cuff Dress Shirt 4.9 5 30 41
My go-to shirt with suits These shirts are perfect for those of us who like sollids with french cuffs for suits. The shirts wear well, fit perfectly and come in a huge range of sizes, and come in a good range of colors. Sure, there are nicer, more elegant shirts out there, but not a this price. This shirt should be a go-to staple of any well dressed man's wardrobe January 6, 2012
Extraordinary A really handsome color, a great fit, and a look that draws compliments. You might not want to buy this shirt if you don't like being affirmed; or, you might buy this shirt so you could become accustomed to being noticed in a positive way. November 30, 2011
Great Quality and Value! Bought several of these wardrobe essentials at a great price. Great value for quality shirts. BB Tradiitonal Fit isn't tailored, so it's roomy, but a classic style. November 23, 2011
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It has a tighter knit and a semi-glossy finish.
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Broadcloth refers to the specific weave of the shirt. There are no other differences between the shirts that are discernable.
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The original Polo button-down is a collar type, which is different from a shirt fit.
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2/3 inch is simply put 2/3 inch. In decimal it is .667. If your are ordring a shirt size order a size 16.
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It would be 32/33, so you should probably buy the 33, unless your 2/3's are long on you now, then you should lean toward the 32.
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32-33 inches
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Some shirts include cuff links and some do not. Why not just provide them across the board and if someone wants to buy more they will...
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