Workers for Freedom Cream Pointed Collar and Cuff Shirt

A wonderful shirt from Workers for Freedom featuring unusual pointed cuffs and collar with 2 points at back and two at front. Closed down front by silver metal buttons in varying sizes with a single button at cuff. Pleats fall down body parallel to the button placket giving the shirt an a-line cut. Elbow is darted shaping the sleeve. 

Graham Fraser and Richard Nott launched their company, Workers for Freedom in 1985, leaving behind their respective former careers as merchandising manager for fashion and accessories at Liberty in London and principal fashion lecturer at Kingston University. The company name was chosen to emphasise what they saw as their freedom from the large companies for whom they had previously worked. Workers for Freedom won designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards in 1990.

A rare piece from one of their earliest collections. 

Made in England

Fabric composition Viscose 82% Polyester 18%

Comes with spare button. 

Size 2 ( best for S-M)

Measurements

Length 76cm

Sleeve length 57cm ( excluding cuff points) 

Across bust 48cm ( with 3cm pleats allowing for more room)

Across waist 60cm

Across hem 75cm 

Across shoulders 48cm

Condition good, small mark on sleeve refer to images.

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