Men's linen slip shirt

This casual slip-on shirt has the shape of a classic vareuse, which literally means shirt blouse, but at the same time means the traditional fisherman's shirt. In keeping with its origins in the working world, the shirt is simple and functional - with an insert, a slit and a collar that folds down. In order not to get caught anywhere at work, fishing shirts traditionally have no protruding buttons. This is also the case here: The button that closes the slit at the neckline, along with a loop, is on the inside; the breast pocket is also on the inside. In the past, such a shirt was cut from canvas remnants, which would be unreasonably heavy by today's standards. Armor lux confects this slip shirt from washed linen, which still adds the appropriate "used look" to the casual cut.

"Armor" is the Breton word for the sea, and "lux" can only mean the light on the coast. In any case, many of the garments produced by Armor lux still have a maritime character today - sweaters and shirts, dresses, pants, hats, caps and scarves. Founded by a Swiss man in Quimper at the end of the 1930s, the company combines simple, comfortable cuts, classic colors and uncompromising quality in terms of materials and workmanship. Production takes place largely at the company's headquarters in France and to a lesser extent in its own factories in Madagascar, Tunisia and Morocco.

Staining of light-coloured clothing, furniture and other objects is possible.