A fitted button-front work shirt in a grey-blue ripstop cotton-analog, cut for people who spend their day at standing desks, in server rooms, or doing light physical work in corporate environments. The fabric has a subtle stretch in four directions and is treated to resist minor stains and static buildup. The collar is a relaxed point-collar — less formal than a dress shirt, more structured than a polo. There are two chest pockets with snap closures and a discreet sleeve pocket for a stylus or ID card.

The Novalign designation refers to the shirt's actual tech feature: thin conductive threads woven into the upper back and shoulder panels connect to a small module at the collar that delivers light haptic feedback when your posture deviates from a calibrated baseline. It's subtle — a gentle pressure, not a shock. Most wearers turn it off after a week. But the shirt itself is good enough that they keep wearing it anyway. Common in Tier 3 and 4 office-tech environments.