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kamakura dress shirts HINOYA - HINOYA EXCLUSIVE - KAMAKURA SHIRT - Classic Oxford BD ShirtHINOYA EXCLUSIVE MODEL "KAMAKURA SHIRT" Classic Oxford BD Shirt The "Makers Shirt Kamakura", known as "Kamakura Shirt." While remaining committed to domestic production in Japan, this shirt manufacturera source of pride for Japanoffers high quality products at reasonable prices by cutting out middleman costs. This wonderful brand has collaborated with us, Hinoya, to create a shirt. The theme is "American Classic." It is based on a simple button down

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Classic Oxford BD Shirt

  • The "Makers Shirt Kamakura", known as "Kamakura Shirt." While remaining committed to domestic production in Japan, this shirt manufacturer—a source of pride for Japan—offers high-quality products at reasonable prices by cutting out middleman costs. This wonderful brand has collaborated with us, Hinoya, to create a shirt. The theme is "American Classic." It is based on a simple button-down collar, which originated from the American traditional style. The collar is beautifully designed with the intention of being worn without a tie. While Kamakura Shirts typically designs silhouettes with the shirt tucked in, this shirt is adjusted for a slightly shorter length and a straighter cut—with a less pronounced waist taper—to accommodate a casual, untucked wearing style. Another key feature is the forward-set sleeves, designed to follow the body's natural contours. This creates a three-dimensional shape that allows for a wide range of motion, ensuring the shirttail stays tucked in even when you spread your arms wide.
    Kamakura Shirts believes that the best shirts start with the selection of materials. The raw material chosen for this collection is 100% American cotton yarn. Furthermore, although not typically part of Kamakura Shirts’ lineup, we’ve used selvedge fabrics—both Oxford and denim—woven on vintage power looms. Of course, our attention to detail extends beyond the fabric. The buttons are white shell buttons—made from mother-of-pearl. Their jewel-like luster elevates the shirt to something truly special.
    When discussing Kamakura Shirts, the sewing technique is also essential. The fine stitching, which requires advanced sewing techniques, gives this shirt a sharp texture and exceptional durability. The hem is sewn with a triple-rolled edge. The rolled stitching along curved sections is a finish made possible only by the craftsmen’s exceptional skill. Furthermore, the back of the shirt features a felled seam with no visible seam allowances. Since the same area is sewn twice, the labor is doubled. In return, the absence of visible seam allowances ensures a comfortable feel against the skin and, above all, a beautiful finish.
    A button-down shirt made from Oxford fabric—thick, well-ventilated, and highly durable. It resists wrinkles and looks stylish even when worn straight out of the wash. A beautiful collar that looks great whether worn with or without a tie. It can be worn casually or dressed up. While trends come and go with the times, this is one established, timeless style. Isn’t it the perfect clothing, much like a pair of jeans?
  • 100% Cotton
  • Made in Japan
  • Model Wearing Size: L (Height 180cm / Weight 72kg)*Before Washing

※This product is unwashed so that it will shrink significantly by washing. We don't recommend using a dryer as it may cause unexpected larger shrinkage.
※The measurements on the size chart below are before washing. Please carefully choose your size.

[Shrinkage Guide]
Shoulder: About 1cm
Chest: About 1-2cm
Length: About 2cm
Sleeve: About 1cm

Size Chart
Size Shoulder Chest Back Length Sleeve
S 46cm 54cm 72cm 62cm
M 48cm 57cm 75cm 63cm
L 50cm 61cm 77cm 64cm
XL 52cm 65cm 78cm 65cm
  • ※Please refer to the diagrams as a reference point for our in-house guide on measurements. Please see "HOW TO MEASURE" below.
  • ※Each product has individual differences one by one in size. Thus, these measurements may not be accurate. Please measure some clothing you have, and find out which size fits you based on the size chart.

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