Men's Full Size Button Up Long Sleeve Shirt Plus Size | White / S 100400946418053

How to measure

Measure the shirt (product, laid flat)

Measure the garment while it is buttoned and laid flat on a smooth surface. Keep the tape straight and snug but not stretched. Record in inches or centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

1. Chest (Pit-to-Pit) — Lay the shirt flat and measure straight across the front, 1" (2.5 cm) below the armholes. Double that number to get the full chest circumference. Example: 24" flat = 48" chest.
2. Shoulder Width — Measure from outer shoulder seam to outer shoulder seam across the back.
3. Sleeve Length — For set-in sleeves measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For overall sleeve length as commonly listed, measure from the center back of the neck (CBN) to the shoulder seam and then down to the cuff tip.
4. Back / Body Length — Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (HPS) at the collar seam straight down to the hem.
5. Neck — Measure across the collar from seam to seam and double for the full neck circumference (or measure around the inside base of the collar).
6. Cuff Width — Measure across the cuff when buttoned.
7. Hem Width — Measure straight across the bottom hem; double for full circumference.

Measure yourself (to choose size)

• Chest — Measure around the fullest part of your chest under your arms, keeping the tape horizontal.
• Neck — Measure around the base of your neck where the collar sits.
• Sleeve — With your arm slightly bent, measure from the center back of your neck across the shoulder to your wrist.
• Waist & Hips — Measure at the natural waist and at the fullest part of the hips, respectively.

Tip: Compare a shirt you already own (and like the fit of) by measuring it laid flat and matching those numbers to the product measurements. Allow 1–2" (2.5–5 cm) room for comfort unless you prefer a fitted look.

Materials & construction

Shirts like this are commonly offered in several fabric types; check the product label for the exact composition. Common options and what to expect from each:

• 100% Cotton — Soft, breathable and comfortable. Feels natural and becomes softer with wear. May shrink slightly if washed hot; medium-heat ironing restores a crisp look.
• Cotton/Polyester blend (e.g., 60/40 or 65/35) — More wrinkle- and shrink-resistant than pure cotton, quicker drying, and typically easier care. Holds shape well.
• Flannel (brushed cotton) — Warmer, soft brushed surface; ideal for cooler months. Can pill over time; wash gently and avoid high heat.
• Oxford / Twill / Chambray — Woven structures that add texture and durability. Oxford is slightly heavier and dress-casual; chambray is lightweight and breathable.
• Linen or linen blends — Very breathable and cool for warm weather, but naturally wrinkles more easily.

Trim: buttons are typically resin/plastic or corozo; stitching is usually reinforced at high-stress points. Exact fabric weight (light, mid, heavy) and fiber percentages vary by style—refer to the product spec for precise details.

Model information (for reference)

To help you judge fit, the model pictured for this product typically has the following measurements:

• Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
• Chest: 44" (112 cm)
• Waist: 36" (91 cm)
• Shown wearing: 2XL — photographed as a regular/relaxed fit

Note: These details are provided as a reference. If you prefer a fitted look, consider ordering one size down; if you prefer extra room or plan to layer, size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash: Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle; use a mild detergent. Turn the shirt inside out for shirts with prints or darker colors.
• Bleach: Do not use chlorine bleach. Use non-chlorine bleach only if needed and safe for fabric.
• Dry: Tumble dry low or hang to dry to minimize shrinkage and wear. Remove promptly from dryer to reduce wrinkles.
• Iron: Iron on medium heat for cotton or blends. Use low heat for synthetic fibers and a steam setting for stubborn wrinkles. For linen and flannel, iron inside out if needed.
• Stains: Pre-treat stains promptly with a gentle stain remover; avoid aggressive scrubbing.
• Storage: Hang on a wide-shouldered hanger to maintain shoulder shape. Button the top button to keep the collar in place.
• Extra tips: Wash darks separately for the first few washes; avoid long hot soaks; follow any care symbols on the garment label for best results.

Style tips

How to wear this button-up long sleeve shirt depending on the occasion:

• Casual: Wear untucked over jeans or chinos; roll the sleeves once or twice for a laid-back look. Pair with sneakers or desert boots.
• Smart casual / Business casual: Tuck into tailored chinos or dress trousers, add a leather belt and loafers or brogues. Layer with a lightweight blazer for meetings.
• Layering: Use as an overshirt over a plain tee in transitional weather, or beneath a sweater with the collar and cuffs peeking out for texture.
• Colors & patterns: Solid darker shades or vertical stripes are flattering on fuller figures; textured weaves (oxford, twill) add visual interest without bulk.
• Fit advice for plus sizes: Choose a shirt with structured shoulders and a straight hem that hits mid-hip. Avoid overly tight fits across the chest; vertical details and single-breasted closures create a slimming line.
• Accessories: Keep accessories proportionate — wider belts and larger watch faces pair well with plus-size shirts.

Final tip: pick the fit (classic, tailored, or relaxed) that matches your comfort and intended use, and consult the garment measurements above before choosing a size.