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Our ALPHA SHIRT is designed to look sharp whether dressed up or dressed down. The stretch poplin construction allows for unrestricted mobility within a tailored, slim fit. Cut to look good tucked or untucked. Thermo-bonded collar and cuffs and a welted chest pocket give a cleaner look than a typical dress shirt. An interior zippered pocket provides secure storage for low profile items. See “Information” for technical feature details. Made in the USA.
Fit: Slim
Features:· Button front closure· Cut to look good tucked or untucked· Welt pocket at chest· Concealment pocket at interior armhole · Thermo-bonded collar and cuffs· Enhanced Mobility Construction™: articulated sleeves, stretch fabrics and athletic patterning for unrestricted movement
4.8 oz. stretch poplin 97% cotton, 3% elastic
Technical Features: Concealed Pockets || Enhanced Mobility Construction™
Weight (medium): 1.7 lb.
We will gladly accept any returns on the condition that the item includes all of the original packaging, instructions, receipt and has not been laundered. Returns will not be accepted on closeout items. Please do not send any items back unless you have contacted a sales representative first. Items must be received within 60 days from date of purchase. It must be unused and undamaged. As all Atlas products are available on a limited basis, we will recommend an alternate item should an exact replacement or repair not be possible. If an alternate item is not desired, a refund or credit will be provided. All returns will be carefully inspected before giving a refund, credit or exchange. The customer is responsible for any and all shipping charges. Returns may be subject to a 10% restocking fee. Please contact us if you have any questions.
If you would like to request a return or an exchange, please click here to go to our return center. You will need your order number and the email address associated with the purchase, which you can find on your account page, in the original order confirmation email, or in your shipment notification email.
