A three-button henley cut from a dense cotton-polyester thermal weave, double-stitched at every stress point and pre-washed until the fabric has the soft, slightly pilled texture of something that's already survived a winter. Available in four colors: slate, rust, off-white, and a dark green that Carrow calls 'Fen.' The collar sits just high enough to layer under a jacket without bunching. The cuffs are ribbed and wide enough to accommodate most basic forearm augments without rolling up.

Carrow is a Tier 2 workhorse label out of what used to be Milwaukee's industrial west side — they make clothes for people who stand outside in November. The henley has been in their catalog for eleven years with almost no changes. That's the point. Dock workers, transit mechanics, warehouse supervisors, and anyone who needs a shirt that doesn't ask anything of them wear this. It just works.