Overshirt Utility

This Revolution shirt is made from thick 8-ball cotton corduroy with a soft, velvety surface. The shirt features distinctive square chest pockets, a tonal button placket and adjustable cuffs. The collar is designed for easy hanging of this shirt and, for added comfort, elle features a traditional double-layer yoke with a box pleat, offering greater freedom of movement. Wear it as a warm shirt from tous on cold-weather days, or layer it over a printed t-shirt or sweatshirt for a casual look. Over the decades, corduroy has been prized for its durability and cool appearance. Corduroy finds its origine origins in ancientÉgypte and was considered a fabric for high society. During the 18th century, corduroy moved down the social ladder, as British textile manufacturers developed point the distinctive veils that would transform it into the corduroy we know today. The fabric quickly became popular with schoolteachers and academics, and as corduroy was considered a very hard-wearing fabric, it became popular as a material for workers' clothing after the industrial era revolution. During the 1970s, corduroy acquired fashion status as an anti-establishment badge of cool working-class fabric, and this status is still relevant today