Men's Eyelet Round Neck Short Sleeve T-Shirt | Light Blue / M 100400760996921

How to measure

To pick the right size, measure a similar T‑shirt laid flat or measure your body directly. Use a soft tape measure and note both centimetres and inches (1 in = 2.54 cm).

Measuring the garment (recommended)

1. Chest (across): Lay the shirt flat, smooth wrinkles, measure straight across 1 in (2.5 cm) below the armholes. Multiply by 2 for full chest circumference.
2. Body length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (the seam where shoulder meets neck) down the center to the hem.
3. Shoulder width: Measure seam to seam across the back at the top of the shoulders.
4. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam along the outer edge of the sleeve to the sleeve hem.
5. Hem width: Measure flat across the bottom hem and multiply by 2 for full hem circumference.
6. Neck opening: Measure inside collar seam to seam and multiply by 2 (or measure around neck for body sizing).

Measuring your body

• Chest: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping tape level.
• Waist: Measure at the natural waistline (or where you normally wear your trousers).
• Hip: Measure at the fullest part of the hips with feet together.

Fit guidance: allow extra ease depending on desired fit — fitted (0–2 cm / 0–1 in extra), regular (3–6 cm / 1–2.5 in extra), oversized (8–12 cm / 3–5 in extra). If between sizes, size up for a more relaxed look.

Materials

Eyelet T‑shirts combine decorative openwork (eyelet) with T‑shirt structure. Typical material details for this style include:

• Main fabric (eyelet): Often 100% cotton or a cotton blend — breathable, soft, and comfortable for warm weather. Eyelet panels may be slightly sheer depending on hole size.
• Lining (optional): Lightweight jersey or modal lining (commonly 100% cotton or cotton/modal) to reduce transparency and increase comfort.
• Rib trims: Neck rib commonly includes a small percentage of elastane (e.g., 95% cotton / 5% elastane) for shape retention.
• Threads & trims: Stitching often uses polyester thread for durability; buttons or other trims vary by design.
• Weight & stretch: Typical lightweight tee weight is ~140–180 g/m²; body stretch is minimal unless elastane is blended into the main fabric.

Always check the product page or sewn label for the exact fiber content if you need a precise specification (especially important for allergies or special care requirements).

Model

Example model reference (use as a sizing guide):

• Height: 185 cm (6'1")
• Chest: 97 cm (38")
• Wearing size: M (regular fit)

Fit note: this T‑shirt is shown in a regular short‑sleeve fit. If you prefer a looser, more relaxed silhouette, consider sizing up.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Turn the T‑shirt inside out before washing to protect the eyelet detailing.
• Machine wash cold (30 °C / 86 °F) on a gentle or delicate cycle, or hand wash for extra care.
• Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach and harsh stain removers that can weaken fibers around cutwork.
• Place in a mesh laundry bag to prevent snagging against zippers or rough fabrics.
• Do not soak for long periods. Treat stains promptly and rinse thoroughly.
• Reshape while damp and dry flat or hang to dry by the hem to avoid stretching the shoulders; avoid high‑heat tumble drying. If tumble drying is necessary, use a low/air setting.
• Iron on low heat inside out or use a pressing cloth — avoid direct ironing over eyelet holes.
• Dry clean is an option for lined or heavily embellished versions; follow the sewn care label if present.
• Storage: fold and store in a cool, dry place; avoid thin wire hangers that can distort shoulder shape.
• Minor repairs: secure loose threads at edges of eyelets with small stitches; consult a tailor for larger repairs to preserve the pattern.

Material notes: 100% cotton can shrink slightly on first wash (pre‑washing reduces this); blends with synthetic fibers resist shrinkage and wrinkles more.

Style Tips

• Casual: pair with slim or straight denim and clean sneakers for an everyday modern look.
• Smart‑casual: tuck into chinos, add a lightweight unstructured blazer and loafers for a polished summer evening outfit.
• Layering: wear a contrast or neutral lightweight undershirt (short sleeve or tank) under the eyelet to highlight or tone down the pattern depending on preference.
• Summer-ready: combine with linen or cotton shorts and espadrilles or sandals.
• Color pairing: eyelet textures work well with neutrals — navy, tan, stone, olive — and with washed denim.
• Accessories: a leather‑strap watch, woven belt or simple beaded bracelet complements the textured detail without overpowering it.
• Balance proportions: when the top has strong texture or volume, choose simpler, slimmer bottoms; for a relaxed top, try straighter or cropped trousers.