PEREGRINE Surplus Knitted Shirt

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The PEREGRINE Surplus Knitted Shirt lands somewhere between Brit-cool utility and soft-shoulder ease. Spun from pure cotton knit, the blue hue reads crisp but unfussy—a shade that lends itself to all manner of moodboarding, from late-summer getaways to city errands. There’s a tactile, lived-in softness to the cotton that keeps things relaxed, while the buttoned front nods subtly to traditional shirting but with a textural, off-duty twist. That knitted structure makes it feel a touch unexpected—a shirt that skims rather than stiffs, borrowed from the boys but edited through a modern lens.

This piece brings ease into high rotation wardrobes. The cut sits close yet loose at the shoulders and torso, creating a silhouette that shapes without restricting movement. Button up every closure for a more classic, clean look, or wear it open layered over a tonal tee or tank for a double-knit moment—it transitions with minimal effort from workday to after-hours. Thanks to the allover knit, it contours and breathes, with enough weight to stand alone and just enough give for layering under jackets or over base layers when temperatures dip. Large enough pockets carry daily essentials, keeping things unfussy and street-ready.

PEREGRINE’s legacy leans into heritage workwear, but here the Surplus Knitted Shirt gets a conscious update—the kind of staple that skews timeless without feeling staid. Blue knit shirting feels notably fresh this season, echoing the wave of softer tailoring and versatile, utility-minded separates dominating London and Copenhagen style scenes.