DE BONNE FACTUREArchitect Shirt in Dark Olive Cotton Hemp Gabardine

The Architect Shirt takes inspiration from the early work of De Bonne Facture's lead designer, Marcel Lassance. Crafted from Japanese-woven cotton-hemp gabardine, the fabric features a natural nep texture with a fine weave and smooth finish. Drawing from Lassance's early designs referencing French Modernism, the Architect Shirt features a minimalist single-pocket design inspired by Parisian work shirts of the era. - Relaxed fit - Cotton-hemp gabardine woven in Japan - Flap chest pockets - Italian mother of pearl buttons - French collar - Felled seams - Small folded hem - 78% cotton 22% hemp, Cotton: Indonesia, Hemp: China - Made by the Atelier of Mr. Joao Nuno Luz, Fanzeres, Portugal "De bonne facture" is a French expression used to describe a work of quality. Founded by Deborah Neuberg in 2013, De Bonne Facture lives up to its name by crafting well-made garments out of thoughtfully sourced materials. Neuberg's fascination with timeworn garments spurs her design process, imbuing vintage peculiarities into the brand's relaxed silhouettes for an up-to-date look that feels informed. With a strong emphasis on traceability, De Bonne Facture takes pride in sharing the provenance of each item they make - from the raw material that makes their fabric, to the specialized atelier that cuts and sews it.