Wander Wagon Boxy Oxford Shirt | 160 GSM Red Cotton Oxford Shirt

About Product

The best plans are the ones made on the way there, not before. Wander Wagon is for the ones who'd rather pack the car and figure out the destination somewhere around exit four.

The Oxford Boxy Shirt is cut from 160 GSM, 100% cotton Oxford, that classic basket weave you can actually feel under a thumb. It holds its shape through a full day without going limp, and still breathes enough to handle an Indian afternoon, whether that's a college campus or a crowded metro platform.

The red and white check runs woven through the Oxford cloth itself, not printed on top of it, so it stays sharp through every wash instead of fading into a blur. The Wander Wagon graphic sits on the front only, original artwork made specifically for SCROLLFIT Studio, printed clean over the check rather than fighting it for attention.

At ₹1,249, this one's honest paisa vasool for anyone who's already half packed for a trip with no fixed itinerary. Wear it open over a tee or buttoned up solo, either way it's ready for the road.

Product Details

• Color: Red and White Check
• Graphic: Wander Wagon, original front print, designed in-house for SCROLLFIT Studio
• Pattern: Gingham Check Weave
• Material: 100% Cotton
• Fabric Weight: 160 GSM
• Fit: Boxy, Relaxed Through the Body
• Collar: Button-Down Collar
• Placket: Full Button Placket
• Sleeves: Half Sleeve
• Style: Full Button-Down Oxford Shirt
• Sizes Available: S, M, L, XL
• Country of Origin: India

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold, inside out, to keep the check crisp and the color from bleeding into lighter clothes in the same load.

Iron on medium heat while the shirt's still a little damp for that crisp, put-together look Oxford cloth is known for. Keep the iron off the print directly and work around it instead. Skip the fabric softener too, it flattens the weave's texture over time.

A button-down shirt shows a wrong size faster than a tee does, especially at the collar and across the chest. If you're between sizes, go up a size rather than down, the boxy cut is meant to sit relaxed through the body, not pull at the buttons. Indian body types often carry a little more through the chest and shoulders than international size charts assume, so check the size chart and size up if unsure.