Two-Collar White Shirt

From the Spring and Summer 1986 Catalogue: “Our adventures in the surplus trade have yielded innumerable discoveries, one of them being the multi-collared uniform shirt. Thrifty and stylish, these shirts offered the wearer both collarless comfort and tasteful options: When one collar became soiled or frayed, off it went to the laundry (or the dustbin) while the other replaced it. So much did we admire the good sense and convenience of this design–which turned up only in men’s shirts, alas–that we applied it to our women’s shirt. Instead of the stiff, starched fabrics of the original uniform shirts, we offer, soft, cool, tightly woven cotton poplin. For the light-traveling wanderer, it’s virtually a one-shirt wardrobe.”