Continuing a trend of subtle styling, the Tender Type 433 Raglan Wallaby Short Sleeve Shirt has been custom woven in England from the finest ringspun cotton to elevate casual shirting to a new level of excellence. The traditional features of the shirt include full length olive wood buttons, with a curved hemline. However, Tender’s founder William Kroll has introduced inverted raglan sleeves without seams to give a more flexible silhouette through the arms and body while wallabee pockets are reminiscent of the brand’s lightweight jackets. The shirt has used a walnut dye as a base with vertical indigo stripes. Lower down the seam is an inverse label.

Tender take pride in sourcing highly crafted clothing, accessories and homewares from around Britain. Their carefully selected range features a distinctively raw feel that can only be provided by natural materials. This is something that William Kroll had established as an essential in the production process from his experience in the Japanese denim industry.