CONKERS / RELAXED FARMER SHIRT (SUNRISE)

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【PRODUCT DESCRIPTION】
Conkers Farmer Shirt.

Cropped button-up shirt with a boxy silhouette.

Features hidden zigzag stitching on the collar and a straight hem.

Equipped with a single patch pocket, Cotswold-made casein buttons, and a heavy garment wash.

-Fabric-
【DISHCLOTH WAVE LINEN by -EMBLEM WEAVERS-】

Founded in 1962, Emblem Weavers is a family-run Irish linen weaving company with roots in Dublin, now based in the charming town of Wexford in southeast Ireland.

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【 SEASON】
26AW

【SIZE(cm)】 
M(38
) / Width 65 Shoulder width 53 Sleeve length 84 Length 71
L(40) / Width 67 Shoulder width 54 Sleeve length 86 Length 72
(Staff member, 180cm 67kg, is wearing size: L.)

【COLOR】
SUNRISE

【MATERIAL】
100% LINEN

【COUNTRY OF ORIGIN】
MADE IN England

【BRAND】
(CONKERS / Conkers)
Founded in London, UK, in 2021.
Inspired by a slower pace of life, Conkers creates clothing that captures the essence of the British countryside.
Its design philosophy has always centered on the concept of "local"—the spirit of a single "village."
Knowing your neighbors, supporting local makers, and working closely with those around you.
We create clothing that feels like a natural extension of the environment surrounding us.
We favor natural and organic materials and always pay tribute to British artisans, makers, and historic weaving mills.
Its beauty lies in the provenance of the product, the attention to detail, and ultimately, in harmony with Mother Nature.

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