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tuxedo dress shirt Ferrecci Men's Paris White Regular Fit Lay Down Collar Pleated Tuxedo Shirt S14.5 32

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tuxedo dress shirt Ferrecci Men's Paris White Regular Fit Lay Down Collar Pleated Tuxedo Shirt S14.5 32Dress to be debonair with this dapper flat lay collar tuxedo shirt. Defined by a pleated front that adds texture to any formal ensemble, drawing in the eye in a confident, sophisticated manner. Owing to its durable 100% cotton material and its convertible buttons, which can be fastened with buttons or with studs, it's also very easy to wear and maintain. Perfect for any gentleman who wants to channel the timeless elegance of men's formal fashion, it's

Dress to be debonair with this dapper flat lay collar tuxedo shirt. Defined by a pleated front that adds texture to any formal ensemble, drawing in the eye in a confident, sophisticated manner. Owing to its durable 100% cotton material and its convertible buttons, which can be fastened with buttons or with studs, it's also very easy to wear and maintain. Perfect for any gentleman who wants to channel the timeless elegance of men's formal fashion, it's a simply stunning shirt that is sure to impress.

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  • DISTINGUISHED STYLE. Perfect for most any formal occasion, this tuxedo shirt embraces the simplicities of sophistication with a strong 100% cotton material, a clean design, and a classic lay down collar that harkens back to the golden age of men's formal fashion.

  • ELEGANT PLEATED FRONT. Forgoing pleats and plain fronts for a textured look and feel of a pique weave, this shirt boasts a subtle dimpled diamond pattern on the bib and the cuffs that sets it apart in an intriguing and distinguished way.

  • CONVERTIBLE CUFFS. More and more these days, designers are embracing the versatility and convenience of convertible cuffs and this shirt is no exception. Able to be fastened at the sleeve either with buttons or cufflinks, it's an easy addition to any gentleman's wardrobe.

  • WELL PRICED. With quality craftsmanship, a timeless design, and its own flashes of character and flair, this tuxedo shirt is testament to the fact that embracing value pricing doesn't mean having to settle for a cheaply made, poorly designed shirt.

  • EASY TO MAINTAIN. Not only is this shirt strong and durable, it's also machine washable and dryable, cutting out the hassle of having to rely on dry cleaning.

 

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