Seuvas Standard Pullover Shirt – Indigo Chambray

The Seuvas Standard Pullover Shirt sees the brand step away from their work with the finest canvas and instead use Japanese-milled indigo chambray to create a versatile, easy-wearing piece that will work on its own in the summer and layered up in the colder months. Details include a rounded collar, three button placket, chain stitch run offs and, of course, the brand’s signature ceramic button.

• Japanese-milled indigo chambray
• Pullover style, with three button placket
• Amakusa Pottery Stone Button
• Rounded collar
• Rinsed once, no further shrinkage
• Made in Japan

Code

12237

Colour

Beige

Seuvas is a brand that is dedicated to working with canvas and producing classic workwear-inspired pieces that they call “free-spirited clothes”. Each piece is cut and sewn in Kurashiki, Japan, a city that accounts for 70% of Japan’s canvas production, using vintage sewing machines. The canvas they use is made by Takeyari, a manufacturer that was established in 1888 and has been making canvas for over 130 years. For that extra special detail, many Seuvas pieces are finished with a porcelain button made from clay ore in Amakusa City, Kimamoto Prefecture. With their combination of tough canvas and careful sewing, each Seuvas piece is designed to be a canvas for its wearer and develop an individual character all of its own.

For more information on shipping, we have a dedicated shipping page. We use Royal Mail for most orders but occasionally UPS, FedEx and DHL for higher value international orders. Shipping starts at £6 in the UK and £15 international and increases based on location and, for larger orders, weight.

Please be aware that we’re a two person operation so there may be a day or two between ordering and shipping. If you need something urgently, please contact us and we’ll probably be able to sort it.

We offer an easy returns process which is explained in detail on our returns page. All we ask is that returned items arrive back with us in as-new condition including labels and packaging. Unless we’ve made a mistake, we can’t refund or exchange socks, magazines or books.