The Rite Stuff Atlas Sage Green Chambray

[mdmarz]

The titan of work shirts that is soon to become extinct. According to The Rite Stuff website this salt and pepper fabric is being discontinued by the mill in Japan where it is produced and will not be resupplied to retailers. Sold out pretty much everywhere. A great shirt with all the period correct details. Here is the link to the Rite Stuff website:

https://the-rite-stuff.com/products...pepper-work-shirt-sage?variant=40300527648964

Worn and washed a few times, just breaking in. Has a very small discoloration on back R sleeve panel (see picture) certainly does not detract from overall appearance. Unfortunately has become too small for me.

Approximate measurements inches: Chest 21, Shoulder 18.5, Sleeve 23.75, Length 28.75.

Asking $169 + $8.99 shipping (CONUS) PayPal F&F preferred but if desired will do Goods and Services (+ 4%)
Thanks for looking.

 

[mdmarz]

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[mdmarz]

BUMP $159 + shipping

Just curious about the community's opinion on the The Rite Stuff Daybreak pants. Are they a more casual pant or can one dress them up? They are definitely hard to find / sold out but look very cool. Would like to give the brand some love since I am selling my only Rite Stuff piece due to size.

 

[mdmarz]

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Any thoughts on the Daybreak Pants?

 

[Jischwar]

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Any thoughts on the Daybreak Pants?

Definitely a more casual wide legged pant, but the light chambray fabric is comfortable. Depends what you mean by dress up. I wear mine with the same shirt you are selling tucked in and in the office on a casual Friday

 

[mdmarz]

Damn I wish you would not have told me that due to selling the shirt
But I did find a pair of DayBreaks for sale on a Japanese website and found a Freewheelers green grained chambray so may be in business.
Thanks for the input

 

[Jischwar]

Damn I wish you would not have told me that due to selling the shirt
But I did find a pair of DayBreaks for sale on a Japanese website and found a Freewheelers green grained chambray so may be in business.
Thanks for the input

I've got the charcoal ones, I'd say go for it!