Tender is a one man brand based in USA and the founder William Kroll makes beautiful clothes inspired by the history of durable workwear with a contemporary style.
What we like about the aesthetics of Tender is that the appearance may look simple at first, but William is always adding smart and interesting details to the garments, combined with interesting textiles that feel great to wear. As far as possible, all products are produced of Brittis materials and cut and sewn close to Williams new home in USA.
The Stole Pocket Butterfly shirt has long panel pockets sewn to the fronts and caught into the shoulder seam, recalling the embroidered liturgical vestments worn by Christian priests and bishops. The pockets are accessed from openings at the side, wearing as hand warmers.
The shirt is cut on the Tender Butterfly block, with no side seams and reversed sleeves, joined along the top sleeve and into the shoulder. Unlike previous butterfly shirts, cuffs open with full tailored plackets behind the wrist.
Buttons are real shell interpretations of a standard cats eye button, and the whole garment is sewn with cotton thread.
Douglas is 180 cm tall, weighs 85 kilos and wears a size 3 / M. Combining the shirt with a pair of well loved Tender 136 Oxford jeans, Hermansson henley & White's Semi Dress boots.
- Tender Type 439 Stole Pocket Butterfly Shirt Black Hole Dyed - 100% coton - Fabrics woven in England - Rinsed to shrink - Full pleated cuff - Real shell cat eye buttons - 100% cotton thread shrunk to form puckered seams - Made in USA
All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured from the top of shoulder of the arm to the end of the cuff. Across Shoulders is measured straight across from shoulder point to shoulder point.
