Vintage style short sleeve button ups

[Captain]

Hey everyone,

I'm wondering where you guys get your vintage style short sleeve shirts from? When the weather gets hot I can't get away with a long sleeve too often (although whenever possible I wear one and roll up the sleeves) so I'm on the look out for some shirt sleeve shirts. All I can really find are modern looking ones without the class or style of the older days, or cowboy shirts. Any help?

 

[Flat Foot Floey]

What about a Polo Shirt? I personally like if they have a self fabric collar instead of the usual knit collar.

Or buy made to measure shirts (Natty or Luxire are sponsors here and seem to do a good job)

PS: I just remebered that I saw some "popover" shirts which have a short placket like a polo shirt but are made of normal, non stretchy fabric. I think the could be an interesting alternative. Ralph Lauren seems to make them regulary but I am sure Luxire and Natty are also able to do them.

 

[Flat Foot Floey]

Bump because I found some popover shirts at different places this season. I think this style makes short sleeved shirts far better looking and less geeky.
First one is actually Luxire but places like J.Crew, ERalph lauren, gap or H&M also carry versions of this style.

 

[itsbruce]

Ted Baker do good shirts with a classic look, both short sleeve shirts and "roll sleeve" shirts (shirts with a button on the outside of the upper arm and a tab on the inner side, which can be used to hitch up the sleeve).

 

[Mr black]

Where is the penultimate shirt from? Would assume Gap from the 1969 stamp but can't see anything like that on their site (UK version)

 

[Flat Foot Floey]

I just searched pictures on tumblr with the term "popover" but I guess it's really from GAP. Might be from an older season...