The seams are left raw on purpose. Where panels join across the sleeve and the yoke, the edges are exposed and allowed to fray, so the shirt arrives already looking like it has been through several winters.
That treatment only works on a heavy cloth, and the flannel here is substantial - closer to a light jacket than a shirt. It is cut oversized with a dropped shoulder, two flap pockets at the chest, and a full button front. The plaid is dark and irregular rather than a clean even check, which suits the deconstructed seaming.
It goes over everything from a t-shirt to a knit, and it is genuinely warmer than a shirt has any right to be.
Details You'll Love
- Raw fraying panel seams - left exposed across the sleeve and yoke by design.
- Heavy flannel cloth - substantial enough to work as a light jacket rather than a shirt.
- Oversized dropped shoulder - cut with room to layer a knit underneath.
- Chest flap pockets - two, set high and buttoned.
- Dark irregular plaid - broken rather than an even check, which suits the raw seaming.
