Classic All-Cotton Traditional Fit Button-Down Oxford Dress Shirt

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Classic All-Cotton Traditional Fit Button-Down Oxford Dress Shirt

Item# 001E

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The button-down collar dress shirt has remained a favorite since Brooks Brothers first introduced it to the American public in 1896. Preferred for its softer finish and buttoned tips, this collar style has retained legions of fans who appreciate its versatility and innovative legacy.

Our Traditional-fit dress shirt made from pure Supima® cotton. Original Polo® button-down. Barrel cuffs. Superdurable cross-stitched buttons. Machine wash. Made in the USA of imported fabric. Also available in Regular, Slim and Extra-Slim fit.

  • Color: Blue

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Monogram order is first/middle/last, EXCEPT diamond serif which is first/last/middle.

  • 101 (Block)

     

  • 201 (Script)

     

  • 301 (Fishtail)

     

  • 601 (Diamond Serif) 3 Ltr required

     

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  • Light Blue

     

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The button-down collar dress shirt has remained a favorite since Brooks Brothers first introduced it to the American public in 1896. Preferred for its softer finish and buttoned tips, this collar style has retained legions of fans who appreciate its versatility and innovative legacy.

Our Traditional-fit dress shirt made from pure Supima® cotton. Original Polo® button-down. Barrel cuffs. Superdurable cross-stitched buttons. Machine wash. Made in the USA of imported fabric. Also available in Regular, Slim and Extra-Slim fit.

Item# 001E
 
Classic All-Cotton Traditional Fit Button-Down Oxford Dress Shirt 4.6 5 95 119
Very satisified The sleeve length had to be shorten. Brooks did a great job. January 22, 2010
Monogram I recently purchased 7 oxford cloth button downs with a block monogram. I was disappointed with the size of the monogram itself. It is 1/4" tall and really is to tall. I remember my first trip to Brooks Brothers on Peachtree Street in Atlanta over 30 years ago as a teenager. For years I wore the same shirts monogramed and the actual size was smaller. Even the example on the internet apppears to be smaller. About 10 years ago I started buying shirts from Robert Talbott but recently decided to go back and try the oxford cloth. The quality is similar to what I remembered; however if I order these shirts again in the future (or for my 2 sons) I will have the monogram done elsewhere. January 22, 2010
American Classic Every well-dressed man should own Brooks Brothers button down shirts. January 21, 2010
Good Quality Shirts Have purchased Only Polo Button Down shirts from Brooks Bros since the late 1950s. I like them. January 21, 2010
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Classic All-Cotton Traditional Fit Button-Down Oxford Dress Shirt 4.6 5 95 119
Very satisified The sleeve length had to be shorten. Brooks did a great job. January 22, 2010
Monogram I recently purchased 7 oxford cloth button downs with a block monogram. I was disappointed with the size of the monogram itself. It is 1/4" tall and really is to tall. I remember my first trip to Brooks Brothers on Peachtree Street in Atlanta over 30 years ago as a teenager. For years I wore the same shirts monogramed and the actual size was smaller. Even the example on the internet apppears to be smaller. About 10 years ago I started buying shirts from Robert Talbott but recently decided to go back and try the oxford cloth. The quality is similar to what I remembered; however if I order these shirts again in the future (or for my 2 sons) I will have the monogram done elsewhere. January 22, 2010
American Classic Every well-dressed man should own Brooks Brothers button down shirts. January 21, 2010
Good Quality Shirts Have purchased Only Polo Button Down shirts from Brooks Bros since the late 1950s. I like them. January 21, 2010
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