Shirt and tie combinations deserve precision
The time of year matters too
The bodice is embroidered with lovely eye catching sequins
Produced in Italy with Ike Behar's signature diamond-quilted collar, single-needle stitching throughout, as well as a split yolk and gusset, resulting in a shirt of superior quality and performance
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