Men's Full Size Button Up Long Sleeve Shirt Plus Size | Burgundy / S 100400424387766

Men's Full Size Button Up Long Sleeve Shirt — Plus Size: Fit, Materials, Care & Style

How to measure this shirt

To pick the best fit, measure either an existing shirt that fits you well (recommended) or your body. Lay the shirt flat on a table and use a soft tape measure. When a measurement asks for circumference, measure flat and then double the number.

1. Chest (Across the bust)

   Lay the shirt flat. Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other. Double this flat measurement to get the chest circumference (e.g., 23" flat = 46" chest).

2. Shoulder (Seam to seam)

   Measure across the back from the outer edge of one shoulder seam to the outer edge of the other shoulder seam.

3. Sleeve length

   Two common methods—use the one that matches the size chart you're referencing:

   • Center-back method: from the center back of the neck (at the base) across the shoulder and down to the wrist.
   • Shoulder seam method: from the shoulder seam down along the sleeve to the cuff.
4. Neck / Collar

   Measure around the base of the neck where the collar sits. For a collar size on the shirt, measure the inside circumference of the collar or measure neck circumference and add 1/2"–1" for comfort.

5. Front length (High point shoulder)

   From the high point of the shoulder (where the shoulder seam meets the collar) straight down to the bottom hem.

6. Waist / Hem width

   Measure across the narrowest part of the shirt body (waist) or across the bottom hem while flat; double to report circumference.

Measuring tips: keep the tape level and flat, don't stretch the fabric, measure two or three times for accuracy, and compare these numbers to the size chart provided for the garment.

Materials — what this shirt might be made from

Button-up long-sleeve shirts are made in several common fabrics. Check the product tag for the exact composition and any fabric blends.

100% Cotton (Poplin, Oxford)

Breathable, comfortable and natural-feeling. Good for year-round wear. Tends to crease more than synthetics; may soften with washes.

Cotton–Polyester Blend

Combines cotton comfort with polyester durability: more wrinkle-resistant, faster drying and less shrinkage than pure cotton. Very common for easy-care shirts.

Linen / Linen blends

Extremely breathable and lightweight with a textured look. Linen wrinkles easily (part of its relaxed character) and is best for warm weather.

Rayon / Viscose

Soft with good drape and a smooth hand. Often used for dressier or patterned shirts. Handle gently—can be prone to shrinkage if washed improperly.

Flannel (Brushed Cotton)

Soft, brushed surface for warmth and comfort—great for cooler weather. May pill over time; wash gently to preserve the nap.

Polyester or Technical Blends

Durable, quick-drying and very wrinkle-resistant. Less breathable than natural fibers; often blended with cotton for balanced performance.

Other components: buttons (plastic, resin, metal), collar interlining (may contain polyester or cotton), and polyester or cotton thread. Always refer to the product label for the exact fabric percentage and any special finishes (wrinkle-free, stain-resistant, enzyme-washed, etc.).

About the model (example)

For photography purposes a reference model is often used so you can judge fit. Example details below are typical placeholders—use your size chart for precise selection:

• Model height: 6'1" (185 cm)
• Model chest: 44" (112 cm)
• Wearing size in photos: 2XL
• Fit shown: classic/regular relaxed fit with room through the chest and waist

Fit notes: this listing is for a full-size/plus-size cut. If you prefer a slimmer, tailored look, consider sizing down or consulting a tailor; for extra room across the chest and shoulders size up.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always check the garment care label first—follow any brand-specific instructions.
• Machine wash in cold or warm water with like colors; use a gentle cycle for delicate fabrics (rayon, viscose, some linens).
• Turn shirts inside out before washing to protect buttons and prints.
• Use a mild detergent and avoid chlorine bleach. Oxygen-based stain removers are safer for colors.
• Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Remove promptly from the dryer to reduce wrinkles. For linen or cotton, reshape while damp.
• Iron or steam on the appropriate setting for the fabric: medium-high for cotton, low for synthetics; steam is safer for delicate blends.
• For long-term storage hang on shaped hangers to keep shoulder shape; fold heavier shirts to avoid hanger stretching.
• Handle stains quickly—blot (don’t rub) liquids, rinse protein stains in cold water, pre-treat with a small amount of detergent or stain remover before washing.

Style Tips

• Casual: Wear untucked over jeans or chinos; roll the sleeves once or twice for a relaxed look.
• Smart casual: Tuck into tailored chinos, add a leather belt and loafers; cuff the sleeves neatly for a polished finish.
• Layering: Use as a base layer under a crewneck sweater or cardigan, or wear open over a plain tee for a laid-back layered outfit.
• Work-ready: Choose solid or subtle patterns, pair with dress trousers and a blazer. For more formal settings, pick a stiffer collar and wear a tie.
• Color coordination: Neutral shirts (white, light blue, grey, navy) pair easily with most bottoms; bolder checks or patterns work best when balanced with solid trousers.
• Fit & silhouette: For larger builds, a shirt with vertical patterning or darker solid colors can create a slimming visual line; avoid overly tight fits that pull across the chest.
• Accessories: Keep accessories in proportion—wider belts and watches pair better with fuller silhouettes.

Questions about specific sizing, fabric composition, or model details can be confirmed on the product page or label—use the measurements above to match your preferred fit.