Tilda Stripe Shirt

For the days when a basic button down feels a little too predictable. Tilda has an easy boxy shape and rich burgundy stripe that gives denim, trousers and layered knits more personality without making the outfit complicated. Wear it loose with jeans, tuck it into a trouser, or let the collar and hem peek out beneath a sweater. The 100% cotton keeps it crisp enough to look polished while still feeling relaxed.

Style It Three Ways

With Denim

Leave it untucked with relaxed or straight leg jeans and loafers. The shorter boxy shape keeps the outfit feeling intentional without needing a tuck.

Under a Sweater

Layer it beneath a crew neck knit and let the collar, cuffs and shirttail show. The burgundy stripe adds just enough pattern to make a simple sweater feel completely different.

With Trousers

Tuck it into a wide leg trouser and add a pointed flat or loafer. Push the sleeves slightly up to keep the look relaxed rather than overly polished.

The LORDON Styling Note

A boxier shirt is especially useful when you want the polish of a button down without all the fabric of a traditional longer shirt. Wear it loose with higher rise bottoms, or layer it under a sweater when you want the stripe to become the finishing detail.

Why You Will Reach For It

• Gives denim more personality without adding another layer
• Works beautifully under sweaters and cardigans
• The burgundy stripe feels richer than a traditional blue shirt
• The boxy shape looks polished without needing to be tucked
• 100% cotton gives it that crisp shirt feel

Fit and Sizing

• Loose fit
• Boxy shape
• Button front
• Point collar
• Long sleeves
• Slightly shorter length
• Dropped shoulder

Product Details

• Burgundy stripe
• 100% Cotton
• Button front
• Point collar
• Long sleeves
• Straight hem

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Women’s Burgundy Stripe Shirt | Boxy Cotton Button Down

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100% cotton burgundy stripe shirt with a relaxed boxy fit and button front. Wear it with denim, trousers or layered beneath your favourite sweater.