Ametora Button Down Oxford Shirt YNOS24 | Blue
Ametora - a Japanese slang word which stood for 'American Traditional'. This refers to a particular East Coast collegiate style which became the standard clothing for menswear in Japan since the 1960s. Available in two classic colors saxe blue and white. These are lightweight Pinpoint Oxford cloth shirts woven from long-staple American Sea Island Cotton.
It's a truly authentic shirt replicating many of the details you'd find in '60s era OCBDs, from its straight shape-less fit at the shirt waist,Ā down toĀ theĀ elongatedĀ 3.5 inch collar with its pronounced collar roll.
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Ametora Button Down Oxford Shirt YNOS24 | Blue
Ametora Button Down Oxford Shirt YNOS24 | Blue
Ametora - a Japanese slang word which stood for 'American Traditional'. This refers to a particular East Coast collegiate style which became the standard clothing for menswear in Japan since the 1960s. Available in two classic colors saxe blue and white. These are lightweight Pinpoint Oxford cloth shirts woven from long-staple American Sea Island Cotton.
It's a truly authentic shirt replicating many of the details you'd find in '60s era OCBDs, from its straight shape-less fit at the shirt waist,Ā down toĀ theĀ elongatedĀ 3.5 inch collar with its pronounced collar roll.
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Ametora - a Japanese slang word which stood for 'American Traditional'. This refers to a particular East Coast collegiate style which became the standard clothing for menswear in Japan since the 1960s. Available in two classic colors saxe blue and white. These are lightweight Pinpoint Oxford cloth shirts woven from long-staple American Sea Island Cotton.
It's a truly authentic shirt replicating many of the details you'd find in '60s era OCBDs, from its straight shape-less fit at the shirt waist,Ā down toĀ theĀ elongatedĀ 3.5 inch collar with its pronounced collar roll.




















