Jim Dandy White

Oxford was first developed in the 19th century for English polo players. In the 1950s, it was adopted by Ivy-League students for its rich heritage and sports background.

Today, Oxford has a cult following within the minimal design community for its timeless, unpretentious sensibility. But it's also a mainstream fabric; preferred for its classic style and structured weave. Oxfords consist of a colored yarn woven with a white yarn, resulting in a rich visual texture.

Jim Dandy's heavier-weight and classic style make it a versatile shirt fabric that matches up best with jeans, khakis, and trousers.

• All cotton
• Standard barrel cuffs with two buttons
• Fused collar, cuffs, and plackets
• Standard curved hemline
• Standard size products do not have chest pockets
• Dry clean or machine wash cold, hang dry, iron if desired
• Fabric from Portugal
• Shirts made in USA

Model is 6' 2" wearing Size Medium, Slim Fit, 34" Sleeve and Standard Overall Length

Socially conscious values have always guided our business decisions.

We’re proud to have been a responsible clothing manufacturer long before there was widespread awareness of the impact of fast fashion. Here are some ways we strive for a higher standard:

• Our products are made by customer request only. Made-to-order is the most responsible form of environmentally friendly manufacturing. So we always fill a need, not a landfill.
• Fabrics are sourced from countries that enforce similar labor and environmental standards as the United States. Countries like England, Italy, Japan, and Portugal with high standards and long histories of fair practices.
• Our seamstresses are employed right here in our New Jersey factory and paid living wages. Come visit our factory and see for yourself how your clothes are made.
• Your clothes are designed for longevity and high-frequency wear; using timeless style and quality materials. In fact, we consciously resist following short term trends.
• We use natural, biodegradable fibers in our fabrics, lowering the risk of micro-plastics (polyester) polluting waterways. Even our sweatshirts contain only 5% polyester.
• We respect animals and avoid the unnecessary use of animal products. No leather patches on jeans, no horn buttons. Our trousers are made from sustainable wool.
• No plastic bags are used in customer shipments.
• We avoid marketing practices that lead to unhealthy consumer behavior. Frequent product drops, inflate-and-slash pricing, and using words like ‘Last Chance’, can exploit consumer behavior.
• We strive to educate others on responsible consumerism. We endorse 7 Rules, a conversation starter about how we can responsibly consume clothing.