Navy Short-Sleeve Work Shirt, Sleeve Pocket

Product type: Shirt
Group: Tops
Article code: VT-SH-002
Presentation: Men’s reference
Minimum order: 300 pieces per colour and per style

Corporate Workwear Uniform

Navy Short-Sleeve Work Shirt, Sleeve Pocket. A button front and folded collar give the shirt its structured outline.

Customisation for your programme

Specify fit, length and artwork placement in your brief.
Fabric composition, weight and finish defined by your specification
Custom woven and printed labelling, trims and retail-ready packaging
Sampling against your tech pack before bulk production

A previous production reference, not a stocked product. It demonstrates construction and decoration capability; every project is manufactured to the customer's own specification after sample approval.

How a woven shirt is built

A shirt is a woven garment, which sets it apart from a polo: the collar, cuffs and front placket are cut from cloth and stiffened with fusible interlining rather than knitted. Plain weaves such as poplin are the usual shirting, and the sleeve is set in at the natural shoulder point.

Side seams are typically felled with a two- or three-needle chainstitch, so no raw edge remains. Because the cloth does not stretch, fit comes from the pattern alone, and a fused collar is wash-tested on the sample to check it does not bubble.

Typical fabrics: Poplin and other plain-weave shirting in cotton or blends
Construction: Felled side seams (ISO 401 chainstitch), set-in sleeve, buttoned front placket
Interlining: Fusible at collar, cuffs and placket; weight stated in the specification
Decoration: Chest or sleeve embroidery in-house, worked on the flat panel