Men's Button Down Collared Neck Eyelet Knit Shirt | Gray / M 100400317496508

Men's Button Down Collared Neck Eyelet Knit Shirt

How to measure this shirt

Measure the garment laid flat on a smooth surface. Do not stretch the fabric while measuring. Record measurements in inches and centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

1. Chest (½ chest laid flat) — Button the shirt and smooth it flat. Measure across the front 1" (≈2.5 cm) below the armhole from one side seam to the other. Double this number to get the full chest circumference.
2. Shoulder width — Measure straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.
3. Sleeve length — Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For a full-arm measurement you can also measure from the center back (base of neck) to the cuff.
4. Body length — Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (HPS) at the base of the neck straight down to the hem.
5. Hem width — Measure across the bottom hem and double to get the hem circumference.
6. Collar — Measure the inside collar circumference by measuring the collar laid flat and doubling; measure collar height at the fold if you need collar thickness.

Tip: Measure a shirt you already own that fits the way you like and compare those numbers to the garment measurements. For knitted fabrics allow 1–3" (2.5–7.5 cm) of ease for a close-to-body fit and 3–5" (7.5–12.5 cm) for a relaxed fit.

Materials & construction

Eyelet knit refers to an openwork knitted fabric with small, purposeful perforations (eyelets) that create breathability and texture. Common material choices and what to expect:

• 100% Cotton eyelet knit — soft, breathable, natural hand; comfortable for warm weather; may shrink slightly on first wash if not pretreated.
• Cotton blends (cotton/linen, cotton/viscose) — added drape or texture; linen blends feel breezier and slightly more textured, viscose adds smoothness.
• Poly/blends — more dimensional stability and less shrinkage; may be slightly less breathable than pure cotton.
• Trim & hardware — buttons usually resin, shell or similar; seams may be finished with reinforcement tape or bound edges to protect the openwork.

Note: eyelet knits are often slightly sheer because of the open pattern—plan undershirts or layering accordingly. For exact fiber content and trims, check the garment label or product details on the listing.

Model information

Reference model details (example):

• Model height: 6'1" (185 cm)
• Model chest: 38–39" (96–99 cm)
• Model is wearing size: M (Medium)

Fit note: this shirt is intended as a regular/comfort fit. If you prefer a slimmer silhouette, consider sizing down; for a relaxed, boxy look, consider sizing up. Always compare garment measurements to a favorite shirt for best sizing decisions.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Washing: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Turn the shirt inside out and fasten buttons to reduce abrasion. Use a mesh laundry bag for extra protection.
• Detergent: Use a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and high-alkaline treatments that can weaken fibers or fade color.
• Drying: Reshape and lay flat to dry in shade to preserve shape and prevent stretching. If you must use a dryer, tumble on low and remove promptly to reduce wrinkles—flat drying is preferred for knits.
• Ironing & steaming: Use a low to medium iron. Iron inside out or with a pressing cloth to protect the eyelet texture. A garment steamer is gentle for removing wrinkles without flattening the openwork.
• Storage: Fold and store in a drawer or on a shelf to avoid shoulder stretching. If hanging, use a padded hanger and avoid hanging for prolonged periods.
• Delicate details: Eyelet openings and textured knits can catch on jewelry or rough surfaces—handle gently and avoid abrasive contact.
• Stain care: Spot-treat promptly with a mild detergent and cold water; avoid vigorous rubbing that can distort the knit.

Style tips

• Summer casual: Wear it unbuttoned over a slim white tee or tank with linen shorts and slip-on espadrilles for a relaxed coastal look.
• Smart-casual: Button up and tuck into chinos with a leather belt and loafers for a polished but breathable outfit.
• Layering: Use as a textured layer under a lightweight blazer or over a long-sleeve tee for cooler evenings—eyelet adds visual interest without bulk.
• Denim pairing: Pair with dark denim and minimalist sneakers for an easy off-duty evening look.
• Accessorize: Keep accessories simple—leather watch, braided belt, or subtle beaded bracelet complement the textile detail without competing with it.
• Fit styling: Try a half-tuck (French tuck) at the front to create a modern silhouette, or leave untucked for beach and weekend wear.
• Color combos: Neutral eyelets (white, cream, navy) pair cleanly with tan, olive, or light wash denim; bolder colors work well with muted bottoms to keep balance.

Quick reminder: For exact fiber content and official size/spec measurements, refer to the product label or the technical details section on the product page.