Sugar Cane Men's Dobby Stripe Work Shirt, 100% Cotton Long-Sleeve Button-Up Shirt, One-Wash, Made in Japan (SC29146 125 Blue)
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Sugar Cane Men's Dobby Stripe Work Shirt, 100% Cotton Long-Sleeve Button-Up Shirt, One-Wash, Made in Japan (SC29146)
Sugar Cane
Available Colors
This men's long-sleeve cotton button-up shirt is made in Japan by Sugar Cane, a Toyo Enterprises brand specializing in vintage-inspired American workwear. Based on the practical construction of classic American work shirts, it is made from medium-weight 100% cotton dobby-stripe fabric woven with three colors in the warp and one color in the weft, creating a vertical multi-stripe pattern that combines continuous stripes with narrow broken-line accents. Traditional work-shirt construction and the distinctive woven stripe pattern give the shirt the characteristic appearance of vintage American workwear, while its balanced proportions allow it to fit naturally into contemporary casual styles.
Size and Fit Guide:
Gender: Men.
The shirt has a classic work-shirt fit with moderate room through the chest and body. The shoulders and torso are not cut excessively slim, but the overall volume is controlled so that the garment does not appear intentionally oversized. From the chest toward the hem, the body falls in a relatively straight, natural line, while the gently rounded front and back shirttail hem provides traditional work-shirt proportions suitable for wearing either tucked or untucked.
The medium-weight cotton dobby-stripe fabric is neither especially thin nor excessively heavy. It retains enough body to support the shirt's structure while remaining supple enough to follow normal body movement. The shirt can be worn on its own as a long-sleeve shirt, left open over a T-shirt or lightweight cut-and-sewn layer as an overshirt or light shirt jacket, or worn beneath a jacket or other outerwear garment. Its moderate ease and controlled volume allow it to accommodate a range of layered casual combinations without creating unnecessary bulk.
Because fit may vary depending on body type and personal preference, please use the actual garment measurements below as your primary reference. For the most accurate comparison, we recommend measuring a similar long-sleeve shirt that fits you well. All measurements are taken by hand with a measuring tape, so slight variations may occur between individual garments and depending on the measuring method.
The following measurements show the garment itself, not your body measurements.
Please compare them with a similar long-sleeve shirt from your wardrobe to get a better sense of the fit.
In inches
Tagged Size S (14-14 1/2)
Width: 20.5" / Length: 28.3"
Sleeve: 32.3" (23.6") / Shoulder: 16.9"
Tagged Size M (15-15 1/2)
Width: 21.7" / Length: 29.5"
Sleeve: 33.1" (24.4") / Shoulder: 17.7"
Tagged Size L (16-16 1/2)
Width: 22.8" / Length: 30.3"
Sleeve: 34.3" (25.2") / Shoulder: 18.5"
Tagged Size XL (17-17 1/2)
Width: 24.0" / Length: 31.1"
Sleeve: 35.0" (25.6") / Shoulder: 18.9"
Tagged Size XXL (18-18 1/2)
Width: 24.8" / Length: 32.3"
Sleeve: 36.2" (26.4") / Shoulder: 19.7"
In centimeters
Tagged Size S (14-14 1/2)
Width: 52cm / Length: 72cm
Sleeve: 82cm (60cm) / Shoulder: 43cm
Tagged Size M (15-15 1/2)
Width: 55cm / Length: 75cm
Sleeve: 84cm (62cm) / Shoulder: 45cm
Tagged Size L (16-16 1/2)
Width: 58cm / Length: 77cm
Sleeve: 87cm (64cm) / Shoulder: 47cm
Tagged Size XL (17-17 1/2)
Width: 61cm / Length: 79cm
Sleeve: 89cm (65cm) / Shoulder: 48cm
Tagged Size XXL (18-18 1/2)
Width: 63cm / Length: 82cm
Sleeve: 92cm (67cm) / Shoulder: 50cm
[How We Measure the Actual Garment]
Width (Chest Width / Half Chest): Lay the garment flat and measure straight across from side to side, approximately 3 cm (about 1.2 in.) below the underarm area.
Length (Body Length): Measured from the base of the back collar, where the collar is sewn to the body, straight down to the bottom edge of the hem.
Sleeve (Center-Back Sleeve Length): Measured from the center back at the base of the collar seam, across the shoulder, and down to the end of the cuff.
Sleeve in Parentheses (Sleeve Length from Shoulder Seam): The sleeve measurement shown in parentheses is taken from the top of the shoulder seam straight down to the end of the cuff.
Shoulder (Shoulder Width): Measured straight across from one shoulder seam to the other.
Made in Japan.
Brand new, unused condition.
- All measurements are taken by hand with the garment laid flat, using a measuring tape.
- Please note that slight variations in measurements may occur due to individual garment differences and the measuring method.
- Actual color may vary slightly from the photos due to lighting conditions and individual screen settings.
100% Cotton Dobby-Stripe Fabric
The shirt is constructed from 100% cotton dobby-stripe fabric. The multi-stripe pattern is woven by combining three colors in the warp with one color in the weft. The woven pattern combines continuous stripes with narrow broken-line stripes, creating subtle visual variation across the fabric.
Because the stripe pattern is formed through the woven structure rather than applied as a surface print, changes in the dobby weave contribute texture and visual depth to the surface of the cloth. The resulting appearance combines the straightforward character associated with traditional work-shirt fabrics with a more restrained and dimensional woven pattern.
The fabric is medium in weight, neither especially thin nor excessively heavy. It retains an appropriate degree of firmness and body while also having enough suppleness to conform naturally to body movement. The cotton gives the fabric a natural, unrefined character with a slightly dry surface feel, while the woven stripe pattern adds a quieter and more structured visual quality to the casual workwear texture.
Its moderate weight allows the garment to be worn as a standalone long-sleeve shirt or opened over a T-shirt or lightweight cut-and-sewn garment as an overshirt or light shirt jacket. The controlled volume of the shirt also allows it to be incorporated beneath many jackets and other outerwear garments for layered wear.
One-Wash Finish
The garment is given a one-wash finish during the final production stage. This treatment gently relaxes the fabric's initial firmness while retaining an appropriate degree of body, resulting in a supple hand and natural drape that conform more readily to the body from the beginning of wear.
Because the garment is washed once during production, the risk of significant shrinkage after subsequent laundering is reduced compared with an unwashed garment. However, slight additional shrinkage may still occur depending on the washing and drying methods used.
With repeated wear and laundering, the fabric will gradually soften, while the dobby-woven stripe pattern and the natural character of the cotton will develop a more broken-in appearance and feel that conform more naturally to the wearer over time.
Standard Point Collar with Separate Collar Stand
The neckline is finished with a standard point collar attached to a separate collar stand. The collar tapers naturally toward the points, creating the classic shape associated with traditional button-front work shirts. The separate collar stand supports the collar itself and provides moderate dimensional structure and stability around the neckline.
Unlike an open collar designed primarily to remain spread away from the neck, this construction allows the shirt to be buttoned completely to the top of the front opening. Fastening the top button keeps the collar shape orderly and defined, while leaving it open creates a natural opening around the neck for more casual wear.
Six-Button Full Front and Asymmetrical Placket Construction
The shirt uses a six-button full front that opens completely to the hem, providing the conventional dressing and adjustment characteristics of a traditional button-up work shirt.
The two sides of the front opening are constructed differently. On the left front body, a separate matching-fabric placket piece is doubled and sewn onto the body. On the right front body, the front edge of the body fabric itself is turned inward to create a doubled section that functions as both a facing and reinforcement.
The six corresponding buttonholes are positioned vertically along the front opening. The distance between the first and second buttons is slightly narrower than the spacing between the buttons below. This arrangement helps prevent the upper front from opening unnecessarily wide when the shirt is worn with only the top button unfastened.
Together, the two different placket constructions reinforce and stabilize the front edges while retaining the practical structure and visual character associated with classic work shirts.
Long Set-In Sleeve Construction
The shirt uses conventional long set-in sleeves. Each shaped sleeve cap is sewn into the corresponding armhole, with the sleeve beginning at the outer end of the shoulder seam. This creates a clearly defined shoulder line while allowing the sleeves to fall naturally from the shoulders along the arms.
Unlike raglan construction, where the sleeve panel extends toward the neckline, the set-in configuration separates the shoulder and sleeve into distinct pattern pieces and supports the traditional profile of a classic button-up work shirt.
Dual Button-Flap Chest Patch Pockets
Two exterior patch pockets are sewn directly onto the front body, with one positioned on each side of the chest. Each pocket is covered by a separate button-fastened flap.
The lower corners of the pocket bodies are gently rounded rather than sharply squared. This retains the practical surface-mounted construction characteristic of a work shirt while slightly softening the outline of the pockets.
Pen Opening on the Left Chest-Pocket Flap
The left chest-pocket flap incorporates a horizontal, buttonhole-shaped opening designed for inserting a pen or similar narrow writing instrument. The opening allows a pen to be inserted without first unfastening and lifting the main pocket flap.
This provides direct access to a writing instrument while the principal pocket compartment remains closed by its buttoned flap, reflecting a functional detail traditionally found on American work shirts intended for practical use.
Single-Button Rounded Cuffs and Sleeve Vents
Each sleeve is finished with a single-button cuff. The outer end of the cuff has a rounded profile, and its buttonhole is positioned horizontally in relation to the cuff opening.
A slit is incorporated above each cuff. When the cuff button is released, this sleeve vent allows the lower portion of the sleeve to open more widely, providing sufficient clearance for the hand to pass through during dressing and removal.
Urea Cat's-Eye Buttons
Urea cat's-eye buttons are used throughout the shirt, including the center front, chest-pocket flaps, and cuffs. Each button has an elongated recessed groove across the center of its face, producing the characteristic shape associated with traditional cat's-eye workwear buttons.
The sewing thread is positioned within this recessed groove rather than sitting prominently above the highest surface of the button. This reduces direct exposure of the attachment thread to friction and snagging during wear and also helps keep the thread positioned more securely within the center of the button.
The characteristic recessed shape therefore serves as both a recognizable workwear detail and a practical method of protecting and stabilizing the button attachment area.
Double-Layer Curved Back Yoke
The upper back is divided by a gently curved yoke panel extending across both shoulders. The back yoke is constructed from two layers of fabric, reinforcing the shoulder and upper-back area where the garment is repeatedly subjected to tension during dressing and arm movement.
The doubled construction also provides additional thickness and dimensional stability to the upper portion of the shirt. This helps support the surrounding structure and reduces the tendency of the shoulder area to lose its shape through repeated wear and laundering.
Directional Stripe Arrangement
The stripe pattern on the main body is positioned vertically. On the chest-pocket flaps, back yoke, and cuffs, the fabric direction is changed so that the stripes run horizontally.
This deliberate change in stripe direction visually separates these individual components from the surrounding body panels while using the same dobby-stripe fabric throughout the garment. The contrast is created through fabric orientation rather than through the addition of a separate decorative material.
Rounded Shirttail Hem
The lower edge is finished with a traditional rounded shirttail profile. The center portions of both the front and back are cut longer, while the hem curves gradually upward toward the side seams.
This curved construction provides the body length and waist coverage traditionally associated with classic work shirts. When worn untucked, the gently rounded front and back sections follow the body more naturally than a completely straight hem.
When the shirt is tucked into trousers, the longer center portions of the front and back provide additional fabric inside the waistband, helping the hem remain tucked during normal body movement.
Triple-Needle Stitching at Major Seams
Triple-needle stitching is used at major areas exposed to repeated movement and pulling, including the shoulder seams, armholes, back-yoke seam, and side seams.
This construction creates three parallel rows of stitching across the joined fabric sections. The multiple rows reinforce the seams, distribute stress across a wider area, and improve the stability of the stitched sections during repeated wear and laundering.
In addition to its reinforcing function, the clearly visible parallel stitch lines form an important part of the traditional work-shirt appearance and make the garment's structural construction visually apparent from the exterior.
Made in Japan
This Sugar Cane SC29146 long-sleeve work shirt is made in Japan from 100% cotton dobby-stripe fabric. Its construction combines a standard point collar with separate collar stand, a six-button full front with different placket structures on the left and right sides, dual button-flap chest patch pockets, a pen opening on the left pocket flap, long set-in sleeves, single-button rounded cuffs, a double-layer back yoke, urea cat's-eye buttons, a rounded shirttail hem, and triple-needle reinforcement at major seams.
The woven multi-stripe fabric, directional stripe arrangement, one-wash finish, reinforced seams, functional chest-pocket construction, and traditional work-shirt components are combined within a straightforward classic work-shirt silhouette with moderate room through the body and controlled overall volume.
Care Instructions
Machine wash on a very gentle cycle at or below 30°C / 86°F.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Line dry in the shade.
Iron at a low sole-plate temperature with a pressing cloth placed between the iron and the garment.
Professional dry cleaning on a mild process using petroleum solvent is permitted.
Professional wet cleaning on a mild process is permitted.
Because the garment has received a one-wash finish during production, significant initial shrinkage is reduced compared with an unwashed garment. However, slight additional shrinkage may still occur depending on the washing and drying methods used.
Always follow the care instructions attached to the actual product.
Important Notes
- Our online inventory is shared with our physical retail store. As a result, changes in store inventory may not always be reflected immediately on the website.
- Even after an order has been placed, an item may occasionally be sold out due to the timing of simultaneous purchases. We sincerely appreciate your understanding.
- All measurements are taken manually with the garment laid flat and measured using a tape measure.
- Because individual garments may vary slightly, minor measurement differences may occur.
- The actual color of the product may appear slightly different from the photographs depending on lighting conditions and the settings of your monitor or display.
Sugar Cane
Available Colors
This men's long-sleeve cotton button-up shirt is made in Japan by Sugar Cane, a Toyo Enterprises brand specializing in vintage-inspired American workwear. Based on the practical construction of classic American work shirts, it is made from medium-weight 100% cotton dobby-stripe fabric woven with three colors in the warp and one color in the weft, creating a vertical multi-stripe pattern that combines continuous stripes with narrow broken-line accents. Traditional work-shirt construction and the distinctive woven stripe pattern give the shirt the characteristic appearance of vintage American workwear, while its balanced proportions allow it to fit naturally into contemporary casual styles.
Size and Fit Guide:
Gender: Men.
The shirt has a classic work-shirt fit with moderate room through the chest and body. The shoulders and torso are not cut excessively slim, but the overall volume is controlled so that the garment does not appear intentionally oversized. From the chest toward the hem, the body falls in a relatively straight, natural line, while the gently rounded front and back shirttail hem provides traditional work-shirt proportions suitable for wearing either tucked or untucked.
The medium-weight cotton dobby-stripe fabric is neither especially thin nor excessively heavy. It retains enough body to support the shirt's structure while remaining supple enough to follow normal body movement. The shirt can be worn on its own as a long-sleeve shirt, left open over a T-shirt or lightweight cut-and-sewn layer as an overshirt or light shirt jacket, or worn beneath a jacket or other outerwear garment. Its moderate ease and controlled volume allow it to accommodate a range of layered casual combinations without creating unnecessary bulk.
Because fit may vary depending on body type and personal preference, please use the actual garment measurements below as your primary reference. For the most accurate comparison, we recommend measuring a similar long-sleeve shirt that fits you well. All measurements are taken by hand with a measuring tape, so slight variations may occur between individual garments and depending on the measuring method.
The following measurements show the garment itself, not your body measurements.
Please compare them with a similar long-sleeve shirt from your wardrobe to get a better sense of the fit.
In inches
Tagged Size S (14-14 1/2)
Width: 20.5" / Length: 28.3"
Sleeve: 32.3" (23.6") / Shoulder: 16.9"
Tagged Size M (15-15 1/2)
Width: 21.7" / Length: 29.5"
Sleeve: 33.1" (24.4") / Shoulder: 17.7"
Tagged Size L (16-16 1/2)
Width: 22.8" / Length: 30.3"
Sleeve: 34.3" (25.2") / Shoulder: 18.5"
Tagged Size XL (17-17 1/2)
Width: 24.0" / Length: 31.1"
Sleeve: 35.0" (25.6") / Shoulder: 18.9"
Tagged Size XXL (18-18 1/2)
Width: 24.8" / Length: 32.3"
Sleeve: 36.2" (26.4") / Shoulder: 19.7"
In centimeters
Tagged Size S (14-14 1/2)
Width: 52cm / Length: 72cm
Sleeve: 82cm (60cm) / Shoulder: 43cm
Tagged Size M (15-15 1/2)
Width: 55cm / Length: 75cm
Sleeve: 84cm (62cm) / Shoulder: 45cm
Tagged Size L (16-16 1/2)
Width: 58cm / Length: 77cm
Sleeve: 87cm (64cm) / Shoulder: 47cm
Tagged Size XL (17-17 1/2)
Width: 61cm / Length: 79cm
Sleeve: 89cm (65cm) / Shoulder: 48cm
Tagged Size XXL (18-18 1/2)
Width: 63cm / Length: 82cm
Sleeve: 92cm (67cm) / Shoulder: 50cm
[How We Measure the Actual Garment]
Width (Chest Width / Half Chest): Lay the garment flat and measure straight across from side to side, approximately 3 cm (about 1.2 in.) below the underarm area.
Length (Body Length): Measured from the base of the back collar, where the collar is sewn to the body, straight down to the bottom edge of the hem.
Sleeve (Center-Back Sleeve Length): Measured from the center back at the base of the collar seam, across the shoulder, and down to the end of the cuff.
Sleeve in Parentheses (Sleeve Length from Shoulder Seam): The sleeve measurement shown in parentheses is taken from the top of the shoulder seam straight down to the end of the cuff.
Shoulder (Shoulder Width): Measured straight across from one shoulder seam to the other.
Made in Japan.
Brand new, unused condition.
- All measurements are taken by hand with the garment laid flat, using a measuring tape.
- Please note that slight variations in measurements may occur due to individual garment differences and the measuring method.
- Actual color may vary slightly from the photos due to lighting conditions and individual screen settings.
100% Cotton Dobby-Stripe Fabric
The shirt is constructed from 100% cotton dobby-stripe fabric. The multi-stripe pattern is woven by combining three colors in the warp with one color in the weft. The woven pattern combines continuous stripes with narrow broken-line stripes, creating subtle visual variation across the fabric.
Because the stripe pattern is formed through the woven structure rather than applied as a surface print, changes in the dobby weave contribute texture and visual depth to the surface of the cloth. The resulting appearance combines the straightforward character associated with traditional work-shirt fabrics with a more restrained and dimensional woven pattern.
The fabric is medium in weight, neither especially thin nor excessively heavy. It retains an appropriate degree of firmness and body while also having enough suppleness to conform naturally to body movement. The cotton gives the fabric a natural, unrefined character with a slightly dry surface feel, while the woven stripe pattern adds a quieter and more structured visual quality to the casual workwear texture.
Its moderate weight allows the garment to be worn as a standalone long-sleeve shirt or opened over a T-shirt or lightweight cut-and-sewn garment as an overshirt or light shirt jacket. The controlled volume of the shirt also allows it to be incorporated beneath many jackets and other outerwear garments for layered wear.
One-Wash Finish
The garment is given a one-wash finish during the final production stage. This treatment gently relaxes the fabric's initial firmness while retaining an appropriate degree of body, resulting in a supple hand and natural drape that conform more readily to the body from the beginning of wear.
Because the garment is washed once during production, the risk of significant shrinkage after subsequent laundering is reduced compared with an unwashed garment. However, slight additional shrinkage may still occur depending on the washing and drying methods used.
With repeated wear and laundering, the fabric will gradually soften, while the dobby-woven stripe pattern and the natural character of the cotton will develop a more broken-in appearance and feel that conform more naturally to the wearer over time.
Standard Point Collar with Separate Collar Stand
The neckline is finished with a standard point collar attached to a separate collar stand. The collar tapers naturally toward the points, creating the classic shape associated with traditional button-front work shirts. The separate collar stand supports the collar itself and provides moderate dimensional structure and stability around the neckline.
Unlike an open collar designed primarily to remain spread away from the neck, this construction allows the shirt to be buttoned completely to the top of the front opening. Fastening the top button keeps the collar shape orderly and defined, while leaving it open creates a natural opening around the neck for more casual wear.
Six-Button Full Front and Asymmetrical Placket Construction
The shirt uses a six-button full front that opens completely to the hem, providing the conventional dressing and adjustment characteristics of a traditional button-up work shirt.
The two sides of the front opening are constructed differently. On the left front body, a separate matching-fabric placket piece is doubled and sewn onto the body. On the right front body, the front edge of the body fabric itself is turned inward to create a doubled section that functions as both a facing and reinforcement.
The six corresponding buttonholes are positioned vertically along the front opening. The distance between the first and second buttons is slightly narrower than the spacing between the buttons below. This arrangement helps prevent the upper front from opening unnecessarily wide when the shirt is worn with only the top button unfastened.
Together, the two different placket constructions reinforce and stabilize the front edges while retaining the practical structure and visual character associated with classic work shirts.
Long Set-In Sleeve Construction
The shirt uses conventional long set-in sleeves. Each shaped sleeve cap is sewn into the corresponding armhole, with the sleeve beginning at the outer end of the shoulder seam. This creates a clearly defined shoulder line while allowing the sleeves to fall naturally from the shoulders along the arms.
Unlike raglan construction, where the sleeve panel extends toward the neckline, the set-in configuration separates the shoulder and sleeve into distinct pattern pieces and supports the traditional profile of a classic button-up work shirt.
Dual Button-Flap Chest Patch Pockets
Two exterior patch pockets are sewn directly onto the front body, with one positioned on each side of the chest. Each pocket is covered by a separate button-fastened flap.
The lower corners of the pocket bodies are gently rounded rather than sharply squared. This retains the practical surface-mounted construction characteristic of a work shirt while slightly softening the outline of the pockets.
Pen Opening on the Left Chest-Pocket Flap
The left chest-pocket flap incorporates a horizontal, buttonhole-shaped opening designed for inserting a pen or similar narrow writing instrument. The opening allows a pen to be inserted without first unfastening and lifting the main pocket flap.
This provides direct access to a writing instrument while the principal pocket compartment remains closed by its buttoned flap, reflecting a functional detail traditionally found on American work shirts intended for practical use.
Single-Button Rounded Cuffs and Sleeve Vents
Each sleeve is finished with a single-button cuff. The outer end of the cuff has a rounded profile, and its buttonhole is positioned horizontally in relation to the cuff opening.
A slit is incorporated above each cuff. When the cuff button is released, this sleeve vent allows the lower portion of the sleeve to open more widely, providing sufficient clearance for the hand to pass through during dressing and removal.
Urea Cat's-Eye Buttons
Urea cat's-eye buttons are used throughout the shirt, including the center front, chest-pocket flaps, and cuffs. Each button has an elongated recessed groove across the center of its face, producing the characteristic shape associated with traditional cat's-eye workwear buttons.
The sewing thread is positioned within this recessed groove rather than sitting prominently above the highest surface of the button. This reduces direct exposure of the attachment thread to friction and snagging during wear and also helps keep the thread positioned more securely within the center of the button.
The characteristic recessed shape therefore serves as both a recognizable workwear detail and a practical method of protecting and stabilizing the button attachment area.
Double-Layer Curved Back Yoke
The upper back is divided by a gently curved yoke panel extending across both shoulders. The back yoke is constructed from two layers of fabric, reinforcing the shoulder and upper-back area where the garment is repeatedly subjected to tension during dressing and arm movement.
The doubled construction also provides additional thickness and dimensional stability to the upper portion of the shirt. This helps support the surrounding structure and reduces the tendency of the shoulder area to lose its shape through repeated wear and laundering.
Directional Stripe Arrangement
The stripe pattern on the main body is positioned vertically. On the chest-pocket flaps, back yoke, and cuffs, the fabric direction is changed so that the stripes run horizontally.
This deliberate change in stripe direction visually separates these individual components from the surrounding body panels while using the same dobby-stripe fabric throughout the garment. The contrast is created through fabric orientation rather than through the addition of a separate decorative material.
Rounded Shirttail Hem
The lower edge is finished with a traditional rounded shirttail profile. The center portions of both the front and back are cut longer, while the hem curves gradually upward toward the side seams.
This curved construction provides the body length and waist coverage traditionally associated with classic work shirts. When worn untucked, the gently rounded front and back sections follow the body more naturally than a completely straight hem.
When the shirt is tucked into trousers, the longer center portions of the front and back provide additional fabric inside the waistband, helping the hem remain tucked during normal body movement.
Triple-Needle Stitching at Major Seams
Triple-needle stitching is used at major areas exposed to repeated movement and pulling, including the shoulder seams, armholes, back-yoke seam, and side seams.
This construction creates three parallel rows of stitching across the joined fabric sections. The multiple rows reinforce the seams, distribute stress across a wider area, and improve the stability of the stitched sections during repeated wear and laundering.
In addition to its reinforcing function, the clearly visible parallel stitch lines form an important part of the traditional work-shirt appearance and make the garment's structural construction visually apparent from the exterior.
Made in Japan
This Sugar Cane SC29146 long-sleeve work shirt is made in Japan from 100% cotton dobby-stripe fabric. Its construction combines a standard point collar with separate collar stand, a six-button full front with different placket structures on the left and right sides, dual button-flap chest patch pockets, a pen opening on the left pocket flap, long set-in sleeves, single-button rounded cuffs, a double-layer back yoke, urea cat's-eye buttons, a rounded shirttail hem, and triple-needle reinforcement at major seams.
The woven multi-stripe fabric, directional stripe arrangement, one-wash finish, reinforced seams, functional chest-pocket construction, and traditional work-shirt components are combined within a straightforward classic work-shirt silhouette with moderate room through the body and controlled overall volume.
Care Instructions
Machine wash on a very gentle cycle at or below 30°C / 86°F.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Line dry in the shade.
Iron at a low sole-plate temperature with a pressing cloth placed between the iron and the garment.
Professional dry cleaning on a mild process using petroleum solvent is permitted.
Professional wet cleaning on a mild process is permitted.
Because the garment has received a one-wash finish during production, significant initial shrinkage is reduced compared with an unwashed garment. However, slight additional shrinkage may still occur depending on the washing and drying methods used.
Always follow the care instructions attached to the actual product.
Important Notes
- Our online inventory is shared with our physical retail store. As a result, changes in store inventory may not always be reflected immediately on the website.
- Even after an order has been placed, an item may occasionally be sold out due to the timing of simultaneous purchases. We sincerely appreciate your understanding.
- All measurements are taken manually with the garment laid flat and measured using a tape measure.
- Because individual garments may vary slightly, minor measurement differences may occur.
- The actual color of the product may appear slightly different from the photographs depending on lighting conditions and the settings of your monitor or display.
