"BURBERRY LONDON" 00’s-10’s multi-stripe cotton poplin shirt

Rooted in British craftsmanship and impeccable tailoring, and building a philosophy of infusing everyday wear with dignity, BURBERRY's lineage is embodied in the carefully crafted BURBERRY LONDON by Sanyo Shokai in Japan, which features beautifully designed stripes, and we are proud to introduce this exquisite piece.

This piece features multicolored stripes that draw an urban rhythm while maintaining a restrained presence, avoiding excessive assertion.

Made of 100% cotton, the high-density weave visible in the photo creates a moderate stiffness that supports the three-dimensionality of the collar. When worn, it naturally conforms from the shoulders to the body, balancing a dressy neatness with a casual relaxed feel. While the stripes are designed with a vertical flow, only the back yoke switches the pitch and direction, giving a quiet sense of order from afar and a sense of craftsmanship up close, adding depth to the simple shirt format.

The front features a basic placket design, and the buttons are four-hole buttons engraved with the brand, which ensures a certain level of sophistication without relying on eye-catching decorations. The brown Pisename placed beside the left chest pocket subtly tells the brand's background. The cuffs are adjustable with two buttons, allowing you to neatly fasten the sleeves for a sharp appearance, making it a good fit as an inner layer for jackets.

Furthermore, the reason this piece can be judged to be from the mid-2000s to around 2010 is that the domestic agency notation includes Sanyo Shokai Co., Ltd. and the address at Honshio Town 14, which clearly indicates it was before the license ended in 2015. The absence of modern logo designs and multilingual tags with QR codes, which are seen in current items, along with the use of smooth satin fabric labels and serif logo fonts, which were common at the time, ensures the reliability of the estimated period.

The person who should especially pick up this masterpiece is someone who wants to wear a sense of dignity through the arrangement of lines and careful tailoring rather than the obviousness of the Nova check pattern. It is ideal for those who want to keep the shirt as the main focus in daily life without overdoing it, yet still want to elevate the overall look. The pattern design and sewing stability unique to domestic planning allow you to wear it for a long time and make it a part of your lifestyle.

Styling-wise, by pairing with minimalistic slacks and keeping the vertical lines of the shirt as they are to enhance sophistication, and layering with structured tailored jackets or long coats, it creates a genderless impression that balances elegance and a mode-inspired tension. Additionally, replacing the bottoms with flowing skirts or neat wide pants does not compromise the dignity, making it an excellent piece that quietly elevates your style regardless of the scene.

Take this opportunity, please.