The Chambray with Multicolor Neps is a Japanese-woven chambray fabric composed of 99% cotton and 1% polyester.
Chambray is a plain-woven fabric traditionally constructed with a colored warp and an undyed weft, producing a muted, melange-like appearance distinct from denim’s twill weave. Historically used for shirts and lightweight work garments, chambray offered reduced weight, improved breathability, and visual depth while remaining efficient to weave on narrow looms. The multicolor neps are introduced as extremely fine fiber inclusions during spinning, remaining subtle and evenly dispersed across the fabric surface. Construction uses non-contrasting Smokestone thread and ivory buttons.
Judy is a classic button-up with a slightly roomier silhouette - not oversized but nice and easy through the shoulders and body.
