Anatomy of a Collarless Popover

What Makes Our Collarless Popovers Awesome

1. Collarless neck, with three button placket
2. Short-sleeve with finished cuffs
3. Contrast thread in top button hole
4. 100% cotton, two-ply, with indigo dyes

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1. Collarless neck, with three button placket
2. Short-sleeve with finished cuffs
3. Contrast thread in top button hole
4. 100% cotton, two-ply, with indigo dyes

5. Single left breast pocket
6. Cut slightly looser through the body for easily “popping” on and off
7. Woven with environmentally safe fabric
8. Split hem
9. Available in 5 Hugh & Crye sizes: Skinny, Slim, Athletic, Broad, and Big

What is a Collarless Popover?
A popover is a term given to any shirt that has a shorter placket - the strip of fabric used to affix buttons on a typical men’s button up shirt. It’s called a popover because you can do just that - “pop” the shirt on or off. Naturally, popovers are a bit more casual, and a perfect answer for when the occasion doesn’t call for the stiffness of a dress shirt, yet you want to show up a bit more refined than just a t-shirt. Our Collarless Popover has an abbreviated collar - really just the collar “band” that underlies most traditional collared shirts. Think of it like a henley - pretty much the same thing, except for being cut from a finer woven fabric.

Our design philosophy for the Collarless Popover was to remove the most defining part of a men’s dress shirt - the collar. What remains is a humble garment: part henley, part casual shirt. The Collarless Popover is cut from a high quality two-ply 120 light-weight indigo cotton, with a 3-button quarter placket, single breast pocket, cuff finished short-sleeves, and a split hem. The Collarless Popover is perfect for warm days, and for layering under other pieces on cooler nights.