Paper Planes Shirts
Shirts are the most structured thing in the apparel line and the least like the rest of it. A button-up has a collar, a placket and a cuff, three details a tee does not have, and three more places for construction to show.
Overshirts sit between a shirt and a light jacket, which makes them the most useful piece here for most of the year.
Button-ups vs overshirts
A button-up is a shirt. An overshirt is cut heavier and roomier, meant to go over something rather than against skin, closer to outerwear in use even though it is built as a shirt.
Fit
Overshirts are cut with room by design; size for what goes underneath. Button-ups run closer.
Where to find them
The most selectively stocked apparel category at independents. Find a stockist → · Outerwear →
FAQ
What is an overshirt?
A shirt cut heavier and roomier, meant to be worn over something else, closer to light outerwear in use.
How do Paper Planes shirts fit?
Overshirts are cut with room and should be sized for what goes underneath. Button-ups run closer.
Are shirts stocked at independent retailers?
Selectively. It is the most narrowly stocked apparel category.