WQGH0323S
Regular price $150.00This shirt is a faithful reproduction of one sent to us by Graham Marsh. It's a shirt from the 1960s. Beyond its design as a long-sleeved pullover, this shirt is appealing for its deep olive and blue bold stripes, which give a mature and tasteful impression. Although the pattern is large, it is not flashy and has a calm atmosphere. It is finished in a lightweight poplin fabric, making it a versatile piece for your wardrobe throughout the year.
This shirt was created at the request of Graham Marsh and comes with a postcard featuring his cat illustration, affectionately known as MAX.
"Straight ahead. A friend of mine maintains that ‘There is no substitute for
digging the shirts that you wear.’ I agree, especially if the shirt is this
Kamakura olive green and blue stripe pop-over. This shirt is so cool, it’s sub-
zero." - Graham Marsh
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| Shipping Area | Shipping Price & Time | Customs Duties & Taxes |
| Asia, United States | Estimated USD 0-25 | Estimated |
| Canada, Mexico, Central America, Middle East, Oceania | Estimated USD 0-25 | Estimated |
| Europe, South America, Africa | Estimated USD 0-25 | Estimated |
*Please note:
I love the quality and attention to detail of the Vintage Ivy shirts. They also represent great value for money. Sadly, I still think the pit to pit versus collar size is slightly off. I would have preferred a slightly wider body. My shirt is smaller than the 23" stated on the size chart.
Every aspect of this shirt is spot on. The colors, fabric, shape etc. etc. One of the best shirts that I have ever owned.
What’s not to like? Great colors and design. I’m usually an OCBD guy, and own many from Kamakura, which I’ve found to be a perfect, consistent fit and top-tier quality. This was my first popover and is a little “off the beaten path” for me, but I received multiple compliments the first time I wore it. Classic good looks, and nice light poplin fabric. I would buy more in different colors if they were available!
The shirt is great quality. The exception is the sleeve length which are just a tad too long for the corresponding chest and neck size when comparing to brooks brothers or j crew. A smaller shirt size with smaller sleeves would fit too slim. Take that into consideration before buying since the fit is a bit unusual in the sleeves.
Shipping was a nightmare and it's not true to size at all. The chest is too tight and the waist too loose.. but I checked carefully against garment sizes comparing to the RL shirts I own so I am very surprised. I won't buy this brand again.
Normally, I’d spend some time with the product before reviewing its attributes, but I felt it safe to comment on some of the finer points. First, the shirt right out of packaging, went onto the ironing board. This shirt is a dream to iron, and takes very little effort to remove creases. Understanding that this is a washable wool; in other words, the wool has been ‘superwashed’; there are positives and negatives to consider in this processing, but in this case, it has allowed for a material to produce a sheen, unlike that of untreated wool. The shirt, drapes, beautifully, and the Tokyo fit is a nearly a tailored finish for my frame. I think these shirts will be all-around ideal for all seasons except for the summer, and for travel; with changing temperature conditions, will be optimal.
Normally, I’d spend some time with the product before reviewing its attributes, but I felt it safe to comment on some of the finer points. First, the shirt right out of packaging, went onto the ironing board. This shirt is a dream to iron, and takes very little effort to remove creases. Understanding that this is a washable wool; in other words, the wool has been ‘superwashed’; there are positives and negatives to consider in this processing, but in this case, it has allowed for a material to produce a sheen, unlike that of untreated wool. The shirt, drapes, beautifully, and the Tokyo fit is a nearly a tailored finish for my frame. I think these shirts will be all-around ideal for all seasons except for the summer, and for travel; with changing temperature conditions, will be optimal.
Perfect shirt


