Linen Fabric Limited Edition 

Far East Manufacturing, abbreviated as FEM, is a shirt brand founded by Resolute’s creative director, Mr. Fang-Heng Lin. The brand is known for offering shirts with customizable sizing options based on both neck circumference and sleeve length, allowing customers to order the perfect fit according to their needs. This ensures a clean and sharp look. Mr. Lin himself frequently wears FEM shirts at various occasions, perfectly pairing them with Resolute products.

Brand Overview

In 1896, the button-down shirt was first commercialized in the United States. It soon became popular among Ivy League students on the East Coast, becoming an iconic item of Ivy style.
FAR EAST MANUFACTURING faithfully recreates the details of classic shirts sold in the 1970s while incorporating modern tailoring. Notably, these shirts offer four different sleeve lengths for each neck size. By minimizing the use of interlining, the shirts achieve a balance between structure and comfort.
These shirts, made using a dedicated Union Special sewing machine, are a proud product of Japanese craftsmanship.

The name FAR EAST MANUFACTURING is derived from Europe’s recognition of Japan's manufacturing prowess. The brand embodies the vision of “bringing high-quality manufacturing from the Far East of Japan to the world,” a concept that is steadily becoming a reality.

Details

• 100% Linen
• Made in Japan

Product Features

To ensure that each wearer can choose the perfect fit, four sleeve length options are available for each neck size.
Inspired by vintage shirts, the cuff design is easy to roll up, and the interlining in the cuffs and collar has been removed to create a beautiful S-shaped roll at the collar.
The narrow roll seam running from the underarm to the side mimics the meticulous roll seam craftsmanship of vintage shirts, creating a unique fullness and puckering.
The chain stitch on the inside of the placket is sewn using a Union Special machine specifically designed for shirts. Over time and with washing, the shirt develops an increasingly rich texture.