Letisha | Long-Sleeve Shirt Jumpsuit

The shirt jumpsuit is one of those silhouettes that looks borrowed from menswear and ends up being the most feminine thing in the room. The Letisha opens deep at the chest with a button-front collar shirt top, cinches at the waist with a long wrap tie that you knot yourself, and falls into wide-leg trousers with enough volume to pool at the floor. Structured where it counts. Fluid everywhere else. Five colorways that span every occasion from a client lunch to a summer wedding.

"What makes the Letisha work is the waist tie — and specifically how long it is. It wraps twice and still has enough length to drape after the knot, which means it creates a sash effect rather than just a bow. That detail changes the whole silhouette. In the chocolate brown it reads like something from a designer rack. In the cream or white it's the kind of resort outfit people ask about. In the black it's the one-piece answer to every event that says 'smart casual' and means nothing helpful." — Sarah Mitchell, Founder of Valora New York

✔ Deep V Button-Front Collar — a classic shirt collar that opens as far down as you choose and buttons from the waist up. The neckline that adjusts to the occasion without changing the piece.

✔ Long Wrap Tie Waist — an oversized sash that wraps, cinches, and drapes after the knot. The detail that defines the waist on a loose jumpsuit without a single seam of structure underneath.

✔ Long Sleeves with Rolled Cuffs — full-length sleeves that push or roll to the forearm in under ten seconds. The sleeve that works year-round and in every temperature.

✔ Wide-Leg Full-Length Trousers — maximum volume from hip to floor with deep pleats at the waist that add movement. The leg that makes the jumpsuit read as two pieces from across the room.

✔ Side Seam Pockets — deep functional pockets on both sides of the trouser. The detail that makes a floor-length jumpsuit an actual all-day piece.

✔ Five Colorways — chocolate brown, cream, white, camel, and black. Each carries a different weight — some casual, some formal — same silhouette throughout.

Deep collar. Long tie. The jumpsuit that dresses itself.