Post O Alls
No.1 Shirt, Grey Covert, Salt and Pepper
Details
The first shirt ever produced by Post O’Alls, designed by Takeshi Ohfuchi in the early 1990s as part of a project at F.I.T. It is based on a 1920s-style work shirt and embodies the concept of Post-O’Alls—something that seems likely in history but was never actually made. The shirt is a pullover style, featuring popular details from American shirts of the 1920s, such as cuffs and yoke gathers.
The fabric, known as "black chambray" in the vintage world, is highly sought after.
Made in Japan.
| Size | Shoulder | Chest | Back Length | Sleeve |
| M | 19" | 24.8" | 30.3" | 24" |
| L | 19.8" | 26" | 31" | 24.6" |
| XL | 20.5" | 27.5" | 31.9" |
25" |
Please note that measurements are approximate. Please email the shop if you have any questions.
Material
100% Cotton, pre-washed
