Sky blue double-twisted Oxford shirt
French collar
- Between 2 sizes, choose the size below.
Classic Fit
Exchanges are offered in metropolitan France.
In other countries outside the European Union, return shipping costs are charged. You can consult the table on the Shipping and Returns page to find out the return shipping costs for your geographical area.
Underwear cannot be exchanged or refunded if it is not intact in its original packaging.
In metropolitan France:
- Free delivery on orders over €200 to your home or to a collection point, 2 to 3 working days.
- Chronopost home delivery from €12 (if order placed before 12pm, Monday to Friday excluding public holidays), 24h.
- Free in-store pickup, 2 hours.
- Free in-store delivery on orders over €200, 2-3 business days.
Internationally:
Free delivery on orders over 200 euros within the European Union.
Free delivery on orders over €250 to other countries outside the European Union within 2 to 6 working days.
We offer you the option of paying in installments with our partner ALMA: 3 or 4 installments, using your bank card. This payment option is available for all orders over €100, up to a maximum of €2000.
ALMA is a French company that manages transactions in several installments.
This sky blue 100% double-twisted cotton Oxford shirt stands out with its elegant French collar and its classic cut, which flatters your figure.
Sky blue is a timeless color, flattering for all skin tones, which transcends the seasons without ever losing its elegance.
Oxford, a versatile material, is a great alternative for those looking for a dress shirt with a subtly textured look.
The French collar, with its close-set points, can be worn with or without a tie. It is a simple and elegant collar, very versatile.
Using double twist makes for a softer and more durable shirt.
- Made in Europe
- 100% natural material
- Fully compostable packaging
- 10.8 kg of CO2 emitted on average
If the product is available in-store, add it to your card and choose the in-store collection option at checkout.
