&SONS Sunday Shirt Army Green Men's XL Heritage Workwear Utility Snap Overshirt
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&SONS Trading Co. "The Sunday Shirt" in Army Green Men's Size XL
Up for sale is a fantastic example of "The Sunday Shirt" by the premium British heritage brand &SONS Trading Co. Known for creating rugged, vintage-inspired garments for the modern pioneer, this piece perfectly balances classic mid-century utility style with modern daily comfort.
This specific shirt is from the highly sought-after early production run (98% Cotton / 2% Elastane blend), offering a slightly sturdier weight and tighter weave profile than the newer 3% elastane iterations.
Design Highlights: Premium Comfort Twill: Built from a super soft-touch mid-weight cotton with 2% elastane for just the right amount of mechanical stretch across the back and shoulders.
Rugged Heritage Details: Features traditional oval-stitched reinforced fabric elbow patches on both sleeves.
Asymmetrical Utility Pockets: Dual snap-closure chest pockets, complete with the signature integrated pencil/pen slot on the wearer's left side.
Pearl Snap Hardware: Fitted with heavy-duty, high-contrast white pearl snap fasteners along the front placket, pockets, and cuffs.
Ergonomic Cut: Features specialized underarm "side weld" panels for maximum freedom of movement and a subtle curved hem that looks great worn loose as a light jacket/overshirt or neatly tucked.
Condition:Excellent pre-owned condition .Care tag, size label, and neck branding are all perfectly intact.No rips, tears, stains, or structural fraying.Pearl snaps click sh
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