White Pin Collar Shirt
Description
About the block
The pin collar is an Edward Sexton signature, designed to be worn with a tie and one of our solid gold or sterling silver collar pins. The pin sits beneath your tie knot and keeps the tie standing proud from the neck, filled with life and shape. Pair with a double-breasted suit and contrast collar shirt for maximum impact.
Product details
• Pin Collar (points 9.4cm long, band 4.6cm high)
• French cuff 9cm deep
• Single stitched French seams
• Mother of pearl buttons
• Swelled edges on the collar and cuffs
• Lilly stitched buttons for security with a shank for ease of fastening
• Split yoke
• Inset sleeves which keep the front of the shirt looking crisp
• 100% cotton, machine washable
• Removable collar bones
• Supplied with base metal collar bar
• Special orders available on request
Return Policy
All goods to be returned must be sent within 14 days of delivery and be received at Edward Sexton within 30 days. Please notify us by emailing info@edwardsexton.co.uk if you need any help with your return. Duties and shipping will not be refunded. You can read the full policy here.
Made to order garments are based on our ready to wear garment measurements, as seen on our size guide. This option allows you to order an out of stock garment to be created for you specially - without changes to measurements or style. This service is predominantly for existing customers who are familiar with how our garments fit, but require a size that is unavailable or sold out in store.
Standard make time for Made to Order garments is 6-8 weeks, though express options and associated fees are available. For express items, please contact the team.
Made to Measure garments are priced slightly higher than Made to Order and will require a consultation with one of our team. Existing customers can just email us to order a made to measure garment. New customers will require a consultation (in person or digitally). Please email us at info@edwardsexton.co.uk to get the made to measure process started.
