• Take your normal size
• The Weekend Shirt: The Model in image 2 is 179cm/ 5'10.5" and wears a M (UK 10-12)
• The Rampling Trouser: The Model in image 3 is 179cm/ 5'10.5"" and wears a UK10

The Shirt:

• Dropped shoulder
• Horizontal double-buttoned, regular cuff
• Single pleat across the yoke

The Trousers:

• High-waisted, wide-leg fit
• Flattering double pleated front
• 5cm length allowance at each leg hem
• Practical slanted side pockets
• Rear jetted pocket
• Tailored waistband with hook and bar extended tab fastening with internal horn button for security

• The Weekend Shirt: 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell
• Rampling Trouser: 100% Linen, Trims (pocket bags and binding) are 100% Organic Cotton
  
  Product Care
  
  The Shirt:
  
  Machine wash at 30°C or below, on a short gentle cycle with similar colours. Do not use bleaching detergents. Hang to air dry after a quick shake, and to ease the ironing effort, always hang on a hanger. If possible, avoid direct sunlight unless the fabric is white, and never tumble dry.
  
  Ironing is recommended for a pressed finish. It’s an easy fabric to iron: again use a low-medium heat, and finish by steaming. Our shirts should be ironed inside out.
  
  We would always recommend rolling instead of folding to help reduce wrinkles.
  
  The Trousers:
  
  Dry clean only. By avoiding home washing, you'll not only save time—since they can be worn repeatedly without laundering—but will also save water.
  
  If you need to spot-treat between dry cleans, you can lightly spray the trouser with a gentle garment refresher but make sure this isn’t bleach-based as this will damage the material.
  
  When storing your trouser, hang it in a wardrobe away from direct sunlight. Ironing is recommended for a sharp, pressed finish. It’s an easy fabric to iron: make sure the trouser is reversed, use medium heat, and finish by steaming.
  
  Please note that time and care has been taken constructing our trousers to the highest standard. However there is a certain element of care that needs to be taken to keep them in tip top condition. Due to the delicate construction of the invisible hem on these trousers, the hem can become loose if caught, pulled or trodden on. If this happens, they can be easily sewn to secure the hem once again.