The Story
Conkers Relaxed Farmer Shirt is a cropped, boxy button-up designed with a clean, utilitarian shape. Made from Irish dishcloth weave linen by Emblem Weavers, the fabric has a textured hand with breathable structure. A heavy garment wash softens the feel while maintaining its natural character. Finished with a straight hem, patch pocket, and casein buttons for a refined, functional look.
- Made in England
- 100% Irish linen
- Gentle wash cold
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in cm:
36: Pit to pit - 62 / Shoulders - 52 / Neck to cuff - 48 / Center back - 69
38: Pit to pit - 63 / Shoulders - 53 / Neck to cuff - 50 / Center back - 70
40: Pit to pit - 64 / Shoulders - 54 / Neck to cuff - 52 / Center back - 71
42: Pit to pit - 65 / Shoulders - 55 / Neck to cuff - 54 / Center back - 72
Questions on sizing or fit? Message our team through the online chat or email us at weborders@mohawkgeneralstore.com and we will get right back to you.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Conkers Relaxed Farmer Shirt is a cropped, boxy button-up designed with a clean, utilitarian shape. Made from Irish dishcloth weave linen by Emblem Weavers, the fabric has a textured hand with breathable structure. A heavy garment wash softens the feel while maintaining its natural character. Finished with a straight hem, patch pocket, and casein buttons for a refined, functional look.
- Made in England
- 100% Irish linen
- Gentle wash cold
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in cm:
36: Pit to pit - 62 / Shoulders - 52 / Neck to cuff - 48 / Center back - 69
38: Pit to pit - 63 / Shoulders - 53 / Neck to cuff - 50 / Center back - 70
40: Pit to pit - 64 / Shoulders - 54 / Neck to cuff - 52 / Center back - 71
42: Pit to pit - 65 / Shoulders - 55 / Neck to cuff - 54 / Center back - 72
Questions on sizing or fit? Message our team through the online chat or email us at weborders@mohawkgeneralstore.com and we will get right back to you.























