Except the texture of regular cotton shirts is what disqualifies them. I am referring to barkcloth as the texture and thickness, and not the poplin and polyeste

Except the texture of regular cotton shirts is what disqualifies them. I am referring to barkcloth as the texture and thickness, and not the poplin and polyester that characterizes cheap immitations. I mean sure, you can wear some representation of an aloha shirt made of velour if you wanted to, but it doesn't carry the same comfort, or appropriateness.