Story

Graph theory serves as a useful specialized tool for problem solving, namely the analysis of interconnected elements. The Swiss Mathematician, L. Euler, solved a problem vexing the townspeople of Kšnigsberg in 1736, by proving the impossibility of crossing a series of bridges, just once, during their beloved walks.

The micro-check pattern in this shirt reminds us of graphs, and the order in graph theory. Our Euler shirt is made of a two-ply poplin and features our signature tall semi-spread collar and convertible cuffs (can be buttoned and worn with links).

Design

• H&C Tall Spread collar - classic American spread collar with a great presence
• Contrast gussets
• 100% two-ply Egyptian Cotton
• 120 thread count (yarn count)
• Environmentally safe fabric - with easy care finish for easy ironing
• H&C convertible cuffs - can be worn with buttons, or with cuff links
• Single-needle construction
• French placket

Fabric

Egyptian cotton is a particular variety that is grown in only a few other places. It is renowned as some of the best in the world. It has an extra long staple, which means it has longer fibers, resulting in a silkier, more durable fabric.Poplin, sometimes called broadcloth, is a plain weave which means the threads alternately cross over and then under each other. This results in a very smooth and durable fabric that has an almost silky hand feel, particularly with higher thread counts. Also, poplins look very crisp when ironed.

Sizing

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