Didcot Double Weave Seersucker Short Sleeve Shirt

Wax London

Didcot Double Weave Seersucker Short Sleeve Shirt

Name: Didcot Double Weave Seersucker Short Sleeve Shirt
Brand: Wax London
SKU: shopify_CA_10482503745841_52176722460977
Price: 190.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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No returns or exchanges. Final sale.

Style ID: DID-CDF-ECR

Color: Ecru

Size Guide

Description

The Didcot returns in a 100% cotton tonal double-weave seersucker fabric. It features irregular textured stripes for subtle depth and an airy, lightweight feel - ideal for warm-weather wear.

Camp collar
Front button closure
Tonal textured finish with irregular stripe detailing
Hem side splits
Relaxed fit

Materials

Fabric Content: 84% cotton, 16% linen
Made in India

Size Guide

Matthew wears size M. He is 6'2"; chest: 32"; waist: 30"

Fits true to size. We recommend taking your normal size.

For additional size information, please visit our size guide or contact Customer Service at mailorder@gravitypope.com

	S	M	L
Chest	55.2	57.7	60.2
Shoulder	46.8	48	49.2
Sleeve length	26.5	27	27.5
Length	69	70	71

	XXS	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
European	42	44	46	48	50	52	54
Italian	42	44	46	48	50	52	54
French	42	44	46	48	50	52	54
Numeric		0	1	2	3	4	5
US/UK (Tops)	32	34	36	38	40	42	44
Denim (Waist)	26	27-28	29-30	31	32-33	34	36-37

Shipping Policy

Orders over $250 receive free shipping within Canada. Orders over $750 receive free shipping within the United States. We do not offer free International shipping at this time.

Overnight service is not available at this time. We are unable to ship apothecary and fragrance items. For more details visit our Shipping Page. We accept RA requests for exchanges or returns adhering to our returns & exchanges policy.

About the Designer

Wax London was founded in 2015 to create elevated and accessible clothing that inspires confidence and self-expression. With a slow-fashion approach, the brand blends British heritage, Mediterranean sensibility, and Indian craftsmanship through a London-centric lens.