Brown Leather Tie Neck Shirt - Genuine Lambskin

Brown Leather Tie Neck Shirt in Genuine Lambskin

Brown Leather Tie Neck Shirt styling gives a classic button-up a softer, more tailored neckline. This cigar-brown design uses genuine lambskin with a smooth matte surface and fine natural grain. Two narrow self-leather ties extend from the band collar and meet in a simple flat knot, creating a scarf-like detail without added trim, metal ornaments, or contrast color.

Tailored Lines and Covered Buttons

Tonal covered buttons keep the front closure visually quiet. Subtle shaping seams run through the body, helping the shirt follow the waist while leaving a regular fit through the shoulders and sleeves. Long sleeves finish with wide square barrel cuffs, and the straight high-hip hem can be worn over trousers or tucked selectively at the front. With no pockets, the collar tie, button line, and leather grain remain the focus.

• Genuine sheep and lambskin leather in cigar brown
• Narrow band collar with attached leather ties
• Tonal covered button front
• Long sleeves with square barrel cuffs
• Subtle front and side shaping seams
• Clean straight high-hip hem

Fit and Size Guidance

The shirt has a regular tailored fit rather than an oversized cut. Please make sure the selected size is your actual body size and not your regular shirt size. Measure the fullest part of your bust, natural waist, shoulder width, sleeve length, and upper arm before choosing. For other construction ideas, compare Stylish Leather Shirts Made With Genuine Sheep Leather, a utility closure in the Brown Leather Shirt For Women With Full Zip And Hook&Loop Closer, and our wider women's leather trousers collection.

Care for Soft Lambskin

Untie the collar before hanging the shirt so the ties can rest without a hard crease. Use a broad padded hanger and keep the leather in a breathable, cool, dry space. Avoid water, household detergent, direct heat, and prolonged sunlight. Blot accidental moisture and allow the shirt to air dry naturally. Specialist leather cleaning is recommended. The Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institute offers further reference material on the care of leather and skin products.