banded collar dress shirt The Miles Mandarin Long Sleeve Shirt 15.5 / 34-35 / Slim
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banded collar dress shirt

banded collar dress shirt The Miles Mandarin Long Sleeve Shirt 15.5 / 34-35 / Slim

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banded collar dress shirt The Miles Mandarin Long Sleeve Shirt 15.5 / 34-35 / SlimIntroducing The Miles Mandarin, a revolutionary creation born from a blend of innovation and elegance. Featuring an elegant low rise Nehru collar, hidden button placket, and minimal seams for maximum movement, The Miles Mandarin is a testament to our unwavering dedication to creating pieces for ultimate comfort and timeless style. We've named this masterpiece of a dress shirt after Miles Davis, a pivotal figure in jazz history renowned for his musical

Introducing The Miles Mandarin, a revolutionary creation born from a blend of innovation and elegance. Featuring an elegant low-rise Nehru collar, hidden button placket, and minimal seams for maximum movement, The Miles Mandarin is a testament to our unwavering dedication to creating pieces for ultimate comfort and timeless style.

We've named this masterpiece of a dress shirt after Miles Davis, a pivotal figure in jazz history renowned for his musical versatility. Just as Davis fearlessly embraced various musical directions, The Miles Mandarin embodies the spirit of exploration and innovation. Prepare to make a statement – both in your sense of timeless style and in your commitment to excellence.

Who is The Miles Mandarin For?

The Miles Mandarin is made for individuals who appreciate refined style in technical formal wear. The details of the shirt cater to those who seek an effortlessly polished appearance. Musicians, performers, and lovers of functional formal wear will enjoy its solid-panel front and absence of pleats—a simple statement that holds up on all occasions. The Miles Mandarin suits the dynamic lives of musicians, performers, and anyone in pursuit of comfort, freedom of movement, and elegance.

Features + Functions

    • low-rise Nehru collar 
    • hidden button placket for a cleaner look
    • solid-panel front with no pleats 
    • fabric has four-way stretch to increase mobility
    • moisture-wicking fabric to draw body sweat and manage temperature
    • open-shoulder design to reduce friction and increase range of motion
    • collar is crisp with a touch of stretch
    • flat seams to reduce chafe
    • single cuff with buttons 
    • no more dry cleaning
    • no undershirt necessary
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