THE OXFORD WEAVE
THE OXFORD WEAVE IS ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC SHIRTING FABRICS OF ALL TIME. RECOGNIZABLE BY ITS SLIGHTLY HEAVIER STRUCTURE AND SUBTLE BASKET- LIKE TEXTURE, IT WAS ORIGINALLY DEVELOPED AT SCOTTISH MILLS IN THE 19TH CENTURY. DURABLE, VERSATILE, AND COMFORTABLE, IT QUICKLY BECAME THE FABRIC OF CHOICE FOR SHIRTS THAT COULD TRANSITION SEAMLESSLY FROM CAMPUS TO BOARDROOM.
UNLIKE SMOOTHER WEAVES SUCH AS POPLIN OR TWILL, OXFORD HAS A RELAXED ELEGANCE THAT FEELS BOTH SMART AND APPROACHABLE. THIS BALANCE BETWEEN FORMALITY AND EASE IS WHY THE CLASSIC OXFORD SHIRT BECAME A CORNERSTONE OF THE PREPPY STYLE, WORN BY STUDENTS, ATHLETES, AND PROFESSIONALS ALIKE.
TODAY, THE OXFORD WEAVE REMAINS A TRUE ESSENTIAL. IT CONVEYS CONFIDENCE WITHOUT STIFFNESS, MAKING A STATEMENT THAT IS POLISHED YET EFFORTLESS. WHETHER PAIRED WITH A TIE UNDER A BLAZER OR WORN CASUALLY WITH ROLLED-UP SLEEVES, AN OXFORD SHIRT EMBODIES TIMELESS STYLE WITH AN EDGE OF AUTHORITY.