Bryceland's Cabana Shirt – Sax Blue

Navigating the humidity of Summer in Tokyo or Hong Kong brings about some particular challenges to anyone hoping to dress intentionally and in a classically elegant way - what to wear when a birthday suit is already too warm?
Taking inspiration from the Guayabera and Barong style shirts, this Cabana is meant to be a casual formality  - a loose, draped box shirt, with three patch pockets, a generous camp collar, and a square hem to wear untucked. It’s a little more considered than a shirt, a little less oppressive than a jacket.
Worn loose and open, over a pair of Gurkha shorts and espadrilles, it is a practical garment - with three pockets to carry the necessities and enough to drape to capture whatever breeze might be about. But with buttoned to the collar, with gaberdine trousers and a pair of slippers, it is cool elegance.
The Cabana - Summer formality made comfortable.

• 60% Cotton 40% Linen
  
• Open collar with a loop-button closure
  
• Straight back yoke
  
• Three square patch pockets with buttoned flaps
  
• Straight Hem with side splits.