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A person stands against a plain white wall, wearing the JAPANESE ORGANIC COTTON PHOEBE SHIRT in blue and white stripe styled oversized, paired with a long brown wide skirt and dark shoes. The light-colored floor and minimal setting highlight the look.
A person stands indoors against a plain white wall and concrete floor, wearing the JAPANESE ORGANIC COTTON PHOEBE SHIRT in blue and white stripes—an oversized, British-inspired button-up—paired with a wide brown skirt, dark tights, and pointed brown shoes.
Person standing in profile against a plain white wall, wearing the JAPANESE ORGANIC COTTON PHOEBE SHIRT in blue and white stripe, paired with a long brown skirt and brown heeled shoes on a light-colored floor—a look inspired by sustainable British clothing.
A person stands facing a white wall, dressed in the JAPANESE ORGANIC COTTON PHOEBE SHIRT in blue and white stripes—an oversized, long button-up piece—paired with a brown ankle-length skirt, dark tights, and open-toe sandals. The indoor setting with its simple floor highlights the understated elegance characteristic of sustainable British fashion.

CAWLEY

JAPANESE ORGANIC COTTON PHOEBE SHIRT - BLUE/WHITE STRIPE

Crafted from organic Japanese cotton poplin, the Phoebe Shirt is an updated classic button-up. Cut to an oversized, contemporary fit with a stepped hem that is longer at the back, side hem gussets and two buttoned front jet pockets. Finished with traditional shirting details including a spread collar, back yoke with hanger loop and buttoned cuffs.

Material: 100% Japanese Organic Poplin Cotton inBlue/White Stripe. Corozo Buttons

Care: . Hand wash or dry clean
Size/Fit: oversized fit
Measurements:  Namara is 5'10" and wears a size XS.

A timeless and lasting British Clothing line that celebrates quality, by Hannah Cawley, who was inspired to create clothing that could be both sustainable and practical.  Every garment is designed to be functional and have a place in everyday life. Each piece is hand cut and individually handeled London. Cloth is sourced from mills in Portugal, Ireland, England, India and Japan.