1. Stitching - Single needle stitching – costly way of sewing, results in consistent, straight seams
2. Buttons Mother of Pearl Buttons - Although there’s no real significant difference, some fashion connoisseurs actually prefer cross-stitched buttons
3. Long Tails – long enough to come together between the legs
4. Collar – evenly stitches along the edges
5. Fit – made to measure – sufficient “blousiness” in the sleeve. Where it joins the cuff, fabric should be gathered into pleats, not tapered.
6. Split-shoulder yoke – a vertical seam down the yoke on the back of the shirt
7. Placket – a count of 14 stitches per inch on the shirt’s packet – the strip of fabric on which the buttons are sewn – indicates quality. Fewer than 11 stitches per inch signals lesser quality.
8. High Quality Fabric – the higher the thread count, the better the quality…
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