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" Back when J.Crew launched their slim Ludlow suit, it was hard to believe that there was a sub-$1000 suit with such a sharp fit, fine Italian materials, and the sort of quality that could help these trousers and jackets reach near-perfection with a few simple alterations. There&amp;#039;s a reason the suit \u2014 The Ludlow, as many young guys simply call it \u2014 reached a sort of ubiquity. So our question is this: Why did it take so damn long to launch awesome shirts? No matter. After tooling with their dress shirts for a few years now, the company quietly launched The Ludlow Shirt earlier in July. Crafted from two-ply Super 120s cotton \u2014 a fabric that&amp;#039;s light, smooth, with a subtle sheen \u2014 and offered in classic, work-appropriate patterns, it&amp;#039;s the latest garment that fits like your favorite Ludlow: slim, but not comically so. With the sort of tailored fit that should feel fairly customized, but without the fuss of measuring yourself first. And, at just $88, might as well stock up for every weekday. Since this is J.Crew, obviously it comes in every color (and collar?) imaginable. The Ludlow Shirt ($88) by J.Crew, jcrew.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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