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what are dress shirts made of Classic Fit Blue Herringbone Non-Iron Men's Dress Shirts – Wilkes & Riley, LLC

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what are dress shirts made of Classic Fit Blue Herringbone Non-Iron Men's Dress Shirts – Wilkes & Riley, LLCDESCRIPTION Crafted from soft 100% American grown pure Supima cotton, our classic fit herringbone has been designed for maximum comfort. Our special manufacturing process ensures the highest level of wrinkle free performance, pucker free seams, and virtually no shrinking or color fading. Make no mistake, when we say "quality without compromise" you can be assured that you are purchasing the very best in luxury and performance. FABRIC Supima stands for

DESCRIPTION
Crafted from soft 100% American-grown pure Supima® cotton, our classic fit herringbone has been designed for maximum comfort. Our special manufacturing process ensures the highest level of wrinkle free performance, pucker free seams, and virtually no shrinking or color fading. Make no mistake, when we say "quality without compromise" you can be assured that you are purchasing the very best in luxury and performance.
FABRIC
Supima stands for "Superior Pima" and our non-iron dress shirts were woven exclusively using only 100% extra long staple American-grown pure Supima® cotton. This rare fiber accounts for less than 1% of the worlds cotton production and is renowned for it's softness and strength.
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  • Classic Fit - Our most traditional cut offers maximum comfort. New to Wilkes & Riley? See which fit would be ideal for your body type by clicking here. For measurement comparisons by fit, Please click here.
  • Back length is graduated according to sleeve size to ensure a proper fit
    PRODUCT DETAIL & CARE INSTRUCTION
    • Performance features include; Highest wrinkle free performance available in a all cotton shirt, pucker free seams, shrink and fade resistant.
    • English Spread Collar provides a level of sophistication, with or without a tie.
    • Single needle side seams provide increased durability, and a smooth finish
    • Maximum strength buttons resist cracking
    • Side pleat back, single chest pocket and button cuffs
    • Machine wash warm with like colors; Non-chlorine bleach only; Tumble dry warm –remove promptly from dryer and place on hanger.
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