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johnston and murphy dress shirts Johnston & Murphy White & Blue Paisley Print Long Sleeve Button Up Shi – Taelor.Style

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johnston and murphy dress shirts Johnston & Murphy White & Blue Paisley Print Long Sleeve Button Up Shi – Taelor.StyleEmbody sophistication with this Johnston & Murphy long sleeve button up shirt, showcasing an elegant white and blue paisley print. Designed for versatility, its lightweight woven fabric makes it perfect for year round wear, while the regular fit ensures comfort without compromising style. The collar neckline adds a classic touch that transitions seamlessly from business casual to a night out. Its edgy yet classic style undeniably enhances any smart

Embody sophistication with this Johnston & Murphy long sleeve button-up shirt, showcasing an elegant white and blue paisley print. Designed for versatility, its lightweight woven fabric makes it perfect for year-round wear, while the regular fit ensures comfort without compromising style. The collar neckline adds a classic touch that transitions seamlessly from business casual to a night out. Its edgy yet classic style undeniably enhances any smart casual ensemble. Pair the Johnston & Murphy White & Blue Paisley Print Long Sleeve Button Up Shirt with the Ministry of Supply Slate Grey Kinetic Pant for a fun yet polished office look or a night out.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

  • White and blue paisley print
  • Long sleeves
  • Collar neckline
  • Button-up front closure
  • Contrast pattern on the inner collar and cuffs
  • Signature brand label on the inner collar

ABOUT JOHNSTON & MURPHY

Johnston & Murphy is a pillar of classic workmanship and a beacon of American style. Since 1850, J&M has provided the highest quality products and set the standard for successful, professional men everywhere. In 2008, Johnston & Murphy continued its commitment to style, craftsmanship and innovation by introducing a new line of shoes, leather goods and accessories for women. It’s been said that it’s a man’s world, but, if it is, the Johnston & Murphy woman sure knows how to make it work in her favor. She’s confident in her life choices and her style choices. Whether she’s taking care of business or attending a school fundraiser, it’s all working. Yet somehow, it never looks like she worked too hard at it.

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