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Explore our Drawer Refresh Builder for a bundle that suits you and your wardrobe needs, from just $99
Order is eligible for the Drawer Refresh Upgrade
U.S. Shipping is on the house for all shirts 

Shirt Packs
The Weekender: Get 3 shirts for $165* ($55 each)
The Weekday Warrior: Get 5 shirts for $250* ($50 each)
10 Pack: Get 10 shirts for $450* ($45 each)

*Just add the items to your cart, leave a message with your order, make a purchase and you will be refunded the difference within a few days (note, you will pay the full price of all items first and then get refunded the difference afterwards)

All of our garments are easy care:
Machine wash cold and hang to dry
No ironing necessary, but if desired, use a steamer or dampen the fabric, set the iron to very low heat and place a towel between the iron and the shirt. Do not let the fabric come into direct contact with the iron. 
Do not dry clean
Do not bleach
That's it. All of our garments are easy care - so easy, you won't need to call mom for help. She'll be so proud.

Pro Care:
We design our garments for performance and permanence and take the extra effort to ensure our products are built to last. A little TLC goes a long way, so here are a few tips to ensure that you'll enjoy your shirts for years.
Undo all of the shirt’s buttons before washing, including collars and cuffs. This will help reduce the button holes stretching and buttons coming loose
Remove the collar stays before washing
Spot clean any stains before washing
Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the buttons
Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding (dark with darks, light with lights, always separate white colored garments from colored garments)
Wash on delicate or low cycle to reduce creases and wrinkling
As much as possible, avoid wire hangers and use wide wooden hangers instead to preserve the shape of the shoulders. Wire hangers add additional stress on the fabric and sewing and could potentially permanently crease the fabric - a little surface area goes a long way
Ideally, you’d button all of the buttons on the shirt when storing it to to maintain the shape and drape, but if you must sacrifice a little time here then the most important buttons to do up when storing are the collar and first button