Our Pro Series shirts give you the freedom to move without ever losing that crisp, clean look
A thinner dressing is great for delicate greens, while a thicker version is ideal for grain bowls, roasted vegetables or using as a finishing sauce
Key Historical Timeline: 1800s: Scottish mills create Oxford cloth Designed for durability and wearability Late 1800s: Polo players adopt button-down collars to stop flapping during matches Early 1900s: Brooks Brothers popularize the button-down Oxford in America 1950s1960s: Ivy League students embrace it Hollywood icons like Paul Newman and Steve McQueen make it aspirational Today: A wardrobe essential for men and women globally Example: Imagine a young professional who needs one shirt for: Friday office meetings Dinner dates Weekend brunch A white or light blue Oxford shirt can seamlessly transition across all three with simple styling changes, tie and blazer for work, rolled sleeves for evenings, chinos for casual weekends
We especially love it layered with a sweater draped over the shoulders when the evenings cool down
The front button detailing adds a refined tailored finish, while the open back lends a modern, feminine edge
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