Antique men's long shirt from the first part of the 1900s.
Made of thick oatmeal linen with cotton collar in white.
Beautiful pleats at the cuffs.
Three buttons down the front and one button on each cuff. They are not all exactly the same.
The shirt was worn and there are some signs of use:
- worn at the cuffs and collar
- light discolouration inside the collar
- stains and discolouration
- general wear to the material and pulled threads.
- one small hole on a sleeve and several little ones at the back visible in the photographs
Beautiful and slightly irregular hand stitches are visible.
Linen has natural pulls and imperfections. 
Still in beautiful condition despite the small flaws.
Measurements taken laid flat.
Shoulder to shoulder: 17.32" / 44 cm
Armpit to armpit: approx. 18.89" / 48 cm
Shoulder to cuff: 20.47" / 52 cm
Total length down the back: 37" / 94 cm
Weight 928 grams
The pictures are part of the description.
 
 
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