Soft S-roll button-down collar. Pure cotton buttons. American placket.

This shirt has a modern cut. Not too trim, not too baggy.

Ash Wall, Brooks Brothers' VP in the '70s, walked into a factory one day and picked up a "training shirt:" a shirt made by factory trainees using mismatched scraps of fabric. Wall reportedly tried one on and commented: "These are some fun shirts." Today you can scour eBay, Etsy, or one of the many vintage stores in New York City for the Fun Shirt in its original, iconic colorway, and if you're very, very lucky, you might find one eventually. We're obsessed with the Fun Shirt and with this colorway in particular, and because it hasn't been made in decades, we decided to make our own.