This CPO shirt is made from the rare Tasmanian pollois material.

Poloworth is a crossbreed of three-quarters of Australian Merino and one-quarter of British Lincoln, and we carefully select and use only Poloworth wool from Tasmania.

The fiber length is longer than that of merino, and it combines the softness of merino with the firmness, luster, and elasticity of lincol, and is characterized by its excellent whiteness and color development. The raw wool is spun domestically into No. 48 single yarn and luxuriously woven into a 4-ply (4-strand) worsted wool. At the stage of organizing the fabric, the fabric is washed and brushed repeatedly, taking care to avoid wrinkles, and is then rolled up with fluff over time to create a ``royal flannel.''

Although it is a casual shirt, the specifications are the same as cantate's dress shirts. The radius of the cuffs is both easy to wear and exudes elegance.The stitching on the cuffs is also done using a craftsman's technique called "thread passing," and the seam allowances for the armholes are intentionally left exposed.

If you make this type of shirt out of thick fabric, the armholes may get rough, but with some effort you should be able to make it easier to wear.