Sidney Shirt in Blue/White Awning Stripe Poplin WebColor_Pale Heather Grey Cotton/Silk Chore jackets originated in 19th-century

Chore jackets originated in 19th-century France as garments to wear while knocking out day-to-day work (hence the name)

It's garment-washed for a broken-in feel from the very beginning

and Reverend Thurmond Neill Tillman

like jeans meet Faye

borrowed-from-the-boys silhouette perfect for your off days with a point collar

Sidney Shirt in Blue/White Awning Stripe Poplin WebColor_Pale Heather Grey Cotton/Silk Chore jackets originated in 19th-centuryA newish silhouette that almost feels like you snagged it from the men's side of our shop (hence the name remind you of anyone?) Just like our men's shirts, it has a classic spread collar, with a roomier fit through the shoulders, chest, and arms. This one's made up in our forever favorite Italian poplin and finished with a chest pocket and a very menswear inspired set of pleats along the back.