At Last & Co. Lot 306 Open Collar Wool Shirt
An open-collar shirt — the camp collar, worn with the top button undone and the collar sitting flat — is one of the most forgiving shirt shapes there is. At Last & Co.'s Lot 306 cuts it in wool, in a plaid of charcoal and grey crossed with brown and off-white, so it reads as a cold-weather shirt rather than a summer one.
The details are straightforward: two flap chest pockets, white buttons down the front, and a collar that holds its shape open. The plaid itself is large and open, so the pattern stays calm instead of busy — the rust lines give it warmth without taking over.
Worn buttoned up, it is a proper wool shirt for cold days. Worn open over a tee, it becomes a light overshirt. Either way, the open collar is doing the work: it keeps the neckline relaxed and lets the shirt sit naturally instead of stiffly.
90% Wool, 10% Nylon
Color: Brown/Grey/ White
Made in Japan.
