The Cord Weekend Shirt

$148.00
$148.00
Outerknown
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An oversized button up with many ways to wear. 

Description
The Cord Weekend Shirt by Outerknown.

We like to interpret the name of this shirt as, “one shirt for your weekend away” because of its versatility. You can wear it buttoned... Read More >

Quick Hit
An oversized button up with many ways to wear. 

Description
The Cord Weekend Shirt by Outerknown.

We like to interpret the name of this shirt as, “one shirt for your weekend away” because of its versatility. You can wear it buttoned up, tucked in, tied around your waist, off your shoulder, or use a French tuck (thank you Tan France). It also pairs well with many different garments. It’ll feel fresh all weekend and allow you to pack a little lighter, if needed. 

Crafted with 100% regenerative organic certified cotton using a 14-wale corduroy design. Then garment-dyed to give you the washed out look. The overall design has plays to comfort and aesthetics. A soft, textured feel that has a lived-in look and is effortlessly cool. 

The Cord Weekend Shirt is packed with subtle details as well, but not overloaded. It’s really all the details that give you the ample versatility, and emphasize the craftsmanship of this shirt. A double-needle stitch, rounded oversized left chest pocket, high side slits, and a shirt tail hem are a few of those. 

Features
Color: Washed Marine

Fit: Oversized Fit

Material: 100% Regenerative Organic Certified Cotton

Closure: Corozo Button Closure (Made from Tagua Palm Nuts)

Details: 14-Wale Corduroy, Garment-Dyed, Double-Needle Stitch, Rounded Oversized Left Chest Pocket, High Side Slits, Shirt Tail Hem, OK Embroidered Logo Under Placket

Written By
Chad

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Outerknown

For People and Planet

Outerknown was founded by 11-time World Surf League champion Kelly Slater and acclaimed designer John Moore as a response to the unsustainable practices in the fashion world they spent 2 decades in. Outerknown makes every decision with the highest regard to the hands that build their clothes. Their mission is to protect natural resources, empower the people crafting their clothes, and inspire change within the industry and beyond. You shouldn't have to sacrifice style for sustainability - the two should be synonymous.