White Cotton Dress Shirt with Spread Collar

1990s · 1990s · British

A crisp white cotton dress shirt displaying traditional British tailoring techniques. The garment features a classic spread collar with moderate points, French cuffs designed for cufflinks, and a concealed button placket running down the center front. The shirt demonstrates precise construction with clean seaming and structured shoulders that maintain shape without padding. The body is cut with a fitted silhouette through the torso, tapering from chest to waist in the English tailoring tradition. The cotton fabric appears to be a fine poplin or broadcloth weave, providing structure while maintaining breathability. This 1994 reproduction of a 1943 design represents the continuity of Savile Row tailoring standards.