[SJC]

Simple, pure and versatile.  Wear with tailoring, wear with workwear.  The New England denim shirt will surprise you with its elegance and superior quality.
https://simonjamescathcart.com/collectio...-workshirt



Charming features, such as cat's eye buttons, cream thread, a pleated button-down pocket and French-seam finish. 
Made from long-stable cotton, mercerised for a smoother, more comfortable finish. 
Rope-dyed using all-natural indigo, woven on a shuttle loom for a selvedge finish and sanforized on American machinery to minimise shrinkage. 
We managed to secure a small roll of 5oz selvedge denim and decided to release a limited run of shirts. However since the shuttle looms used to weave the cloth are only 31” in width, the New England requires 3.5m of selvedge denim to manufacture per shirt - more than double that of a regular shirt - thus very few were made!

[swinglish]

Really looking forward to this!

[Sean Longden]

Simon, where are the photos showing this shirt with the yellow/cream tie? You know how brilliant it looks with that tie.

Also, by advertising the shirt worn with a tie, you can market it to customers who want the shirt to have a more formal appearance. Since the cloth is so good, it works as both a workshirt and a smart/casual shirt. You need to exploit every possible market.

[Nik]

True. Same goes for the railsplitter.

[Sean Longden]

Yes, that same cream/yellow tie (from the batch of hundreds of deadstock Spanish ties that Pete Cormie found in Majorca) would work really well against the Railsplitter shirt as the narrow stripe in the tie replicates the stripe in the railsplitter shirt.

[TheContinentalOp]

I’d love to see one of these after a first wash, it did miracles for the denim chinos in the dusty bottom pictures!

[SJC]

Guys you could do me a solid, buy a shirt and sling a tie on and send me a shot, i only have two hands.

[Sean Longden]

I can do it for the railsplitter tonight (but the photo won't be as good as yours).

[Nik]

Btw, a good selling point for denim shirts in the summer season is that denim does a very good job at reflecting UV rays - better than most fabrics. It's the tight twill weave and the yarn itself.

[Sean Longden]

Guys you could do me a solid, buy a shirt and sling a tie on and send me a shot, i only have two hands.

Just bought one for myself and one for my son. Tell Adam not to bother posting them, as I will collect them next time I visit the office. Also, I will bring a nice tie along.

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I can do it for the railsplitter tonight (but the photo won't be as good as yours).

Simon, files sent by wetransfer (not very good, but better than nothing).

[SJC]

Got it thanks.

UV yes this is true.