50s Henley Neck Shirt Pigment Dye Dark Green

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The "50s Henley Neck Shirt" by Nigel Cabourn harks back to 19th-century English sports and undergarments. Worn by rowers in Henley-on-Thames, its simple, functional construction made it a standard.

This version closely adheres to historical models.
The neckline is set high, close to the neck. Sleeves and construction follow a simple, straight line – as was common at the time.

The rich 5.6 oz jersey is made from open-end yarn.
Air is used in spinning, creating a voluminous, slightly irregular yarn. This results in a tactile, dry surface with a noticeable texture.

The surface remains airy, regulates moisture, and is particularly comfortable to wear in warm temperatures.

It is dyed using the pigment-dyeing process. The color settles on the fiber instead of fully penetrating it. Over time, this creates a lively, slightly washed-out look.

The buttons are made of metal and deliberately aged.

• 80520021026 191-DGRN
• Made in Japan
• 100% Cotton
• 5.6 oz jersey made from open-end yarns
• Pigment Dyed
• Colour: Dark Green
• Button placket
• Metal buttons
• Straight Cut