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Corduroy Button Down Shirt
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Our corduroy shirt is made from a 14 wale corduroy constructed of 100% cotton, offering a soft hand with durable structure and subtle texture. The fine wale rib creates a clean, classic appearance while maintaining comfort and breathability for everyday wear. The fabric is garment dyed, giving the shirt a rich color with natural variation and a slightly broken-in feel. The long sleeve shirt features a full button front and a single left chest pocket, designed with a relaxed, easy silhouette that can be worn on its own or layered. Fabric is garment dyed to achieve a soft hand and unique color depth. Made in Los Angeles, Calif. Our experienced sewers earn up to $25 an hour and no less than $17.87; additionally workers have healthcare benefits for less than $15 per week, a 401k plan, paid sick days, subsidized bus passes and favorable overtime benefits. • Unisex• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• Self: 14 Wale Corduroy• 100% Cotton
Composition
Primary fiber: Cotton
| Part | Fibers |
|---|---|
| Body | 100% Cotton |
| Self body |
100% Cotton |
Synthetics present
None detected — no synthetic fibers anywhere in this garment.
This retailer doesn't publish a separate materials label, so we read the composition from their product description — a less reliable source, treated more cautiously. What we read: “Our corduroy shirt is made from a 14 wale corduroy constructed of 100% cotton, offering a soft hand with durable structure and subtle texture. • Unisex• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• Self: 14 Wale Corduroy• 100% Cotton” — always confirm the full materials on the retailer's page.
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