Keith Denim

The Patch Pocket Shirt Keith Denim - The raw spirit of true workwear

Hard to talk about men's fashion without mentioning shirts. But at 1971, there's no way I'll offer you the ones you see everywhere.

With the Keith, I drew inspiration from the heavy-duty shirts worn by gold miners, loggers, and farmers in the early 20th century, men whose clothes had to be as tough and reliable as they were.

With this version, I go even further back into that legacy. Because denim is precisely the cloth of those workers: a dense weave, born to last, that ages and tells a story the more you wear it.

The patch pockets on the chest come straight from this workwear DNA, originally designed to keep tools or notebooks close at hand, they've since become an iconic detail.

I've reworked these codes into a regular-fit shirt, cut from a Portuguese denim blended with linen. That blend changes everything: it brings softness and real breathability, far from the stiffness of a classic denim.

And then there's the wash. I chose an ozone wash: a process that gives the fabric its authentic faded look while drastically reducing water consumption. All the character of denim, without the waste.

Old-school spirit, made for today.

Details

• 2 chest pockets with flaps
• Regular fit
• Button closure
• Ozone wash: eco-friendly process, low water consumption

Measurements
Model's size height: 188 cm -size L
You can check my measurement chart, and if you have any doubts, send me a message.

Fabrics: 58% cotton denim - 42% linen - Soft touch
Made in Portugal / Portuguese fabric