Shirt Utility

This wardrobe staple overshirt Revolution is made from a heavy 8-wale organic cotton corduroy fabric, featuring a soft and velvety surface. The shirt stands out with its signature square utility pockets on the chest, a front placket finished with tonal buttons, and adjustable cuffs. The loop at the neck is designed for easy storage of the shirt, and for added comfort, it has a traditional double-layered back with a box pleat, giving you more freedom of movement. Wear it as a warm shirt on a daily basis during the cold season, or layer it over a printed t-shirt or a sweatshirt for a laid-back look. Over the decades, corduroy has been highly valued for its durability as well as its cool appearance. Corduroy has its origins with the ancient Egyptians and was considered a fabric for the upper class. During the 18th century, corduroy moved down the social scale, with British textile manufacturers developing the distinctive wales that would transform it into the corduroy we know today. The fabric quickly became favoured by teachers and academics, and as corduroy was seen as a very sturdy fabric, it became popular as a material for men's workwear after the revolution industrial. In the 1970s, corduroy gained fashion status, becoming a cool working-class fabric badge of anti-establishment, and that status is still relevant today.