Haut à carreaux multicolores en patchwork avec fermeture boutonnée et longueur de manches longues | Multicolor / S 100100208446799

Product overview

This playful plaid patchwork button-up combines vibrant color blocks with classic shirting details for an easy, everyday statement. Designed to be worn as a standalone top or a lightweight overshirt, it gives you a relaxed, slightly tailored silhouette that works for casual weekends, layered weekday looks, or festival-inspired outfits.

Thoughtfully constructed to be low-maintenance and color-rich, this long-sleeve button-up is ideal when you want pattern-forward interest without high fuss. The button front and straight hem allow for multiple styling options—tucked, half-tucked, knotted, or worn open over a tee.

Fabric & materials — what you should know

This top is made from polyester, a widely used synthetic textile (commercially referred to as PET or polyester fiber). Polyester is produced from polymerized esters and is commonly woven into shirting fabrics that keep bright colors and printed patterns looking sharp.

Key technical characteristics of polyester fabrics relevant to this garment:

• Excellent color retention—prints and patchwork hues stay vivid through many washes.
• Low wrinkle tendency—keeps a crisp appearance without constant ironing.
• Quick-drying and dimensionally stable—resists shrinking compared with many natural fibers.
• Easy-care—machine washing and low-heat drying are usually safe when care instructions are followed.

Environmental note: conventional polyester is petroleum-based and not biodegradable. Recycled polyester (made from post-consumer plastic bottles) is increasingly used in apparel; if sustainability is a priority, look for product notes that specify recycled content.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

How to measure this garment (step-by-step)

To compare this top to a garment that already fits you well, measure the piece laid flat on a smooth surface:

1. Bust/Chest (flat): Lay the top flat and measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other. Double that number to get the full chest circumference.
2. Shoulder width: Measure from seam to seam across the back where the sleeve attaches.
3. Front length: Measure from the highest shoulder point (where the collar meets the shoulder) straight down to the hem.
4. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
5. Hem width: Measure flat across the lower hem and double for circumference—useful if you plan to tuck or belt.

Write the numbers down and compare them to the body-measurement suggestions below to choose the right fit.

How to measure yourself correctly (for best fit)

• Bust/Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape parallel to the floor. Keep the tape snug but not tight.
• Waist: Measure at the narrowest point of your natural waistline.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips with feet together.
• Shoulder span (optional): Measure across from shoulder tip to shoulder tip on the back.
• Sleeve length (optional): From shoulder tip down to where you want the cuff to hit—typically wrist or slightly above.
• Convert measurements if needed: 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Choosing ease: for a button-up like this, aim for about 2–4 inches (5–10 cm) of positive ease at the bust for a comfortably fitted look. For a relaxed or oversized look, 6+ inches (15+ cm) of positive ease will give room for layers and a roomy silhouette. If you’re between sizes, size up for layering or size down for a closer fit.

Fit notes & silhouette

This top is designed with a comfortable, slightly relaxed cut—neither sharply tailored nor extremely oversized—making it versatile for tucking or leaving out. Expect the sleeves to allow natural arm movement and the body to drape rather than cling. If you prefer a minimal, fitted look, consider sizing down; if you want to layer a sweater or tee underneath, consider sizing up.

Model information (what product photos usually represent)

Product images typically show a styling example—models vary in height and proportions. Photography is intended to showcase fit and drape, but exact appearance will change with different body shapes. Use your body measurements and the garment measurements (measured flat) to decide the correct size for your personal fit preference.

Color & how to combine this garment

The patchwork plaid brings several color notes into a single piece—treat one of the predominant tones as your anchor when building an outfit. Because the pattern is lively, pairing with solid neutrals or single-color denim keeps the look balanced.

• Casual day: pair with straight-leg or skinny jeans and white sneakers. Pick a color from the plaid for a coordinating tee underneath.
• Office-casual: wear under a neutral blazer with tailored trousers or a mid-length skirt; choose a low-contrast shoe like loafers or block heels.
• Layered: use as a mid-layer over a lightweight turtleneck or under a knit vest for added texture.
• Accessories: keep jewelry minimal—delicate chains or small hoops let the pattern remain the star. Leather belts in brown or black give structure when tucking or belting.

Style & occasions

This piece sits at the intersection of casual and retro-inspired style. Patchwork plaid reads playful and vintage—pair it with modern silhouettes (tailored pants, high-waisted jeans, midi skirts) to keep looks contemporary. It’s well suited for weekend outings, casual Fridays, concerts, and transitional-season travel.

Seasonality — when to wear it

Best for transitional seasons (spring and autumn) when long sleeves are useful without heavy insulation. Layer in cooler winter months under coats, and wear on cooler summer evenings. Because polyester dries quickly and resists wrinkles, it’s convenient for travel year-round.

Care tips & everyday handling

• Turn the top inside out before washing to protect colors and reduce surface abrasion.
• Wash in cool or lukewarm water on a gentle cycle with similar colors.
• Use a liquid detergent and avoid chlorine bleach; oxygen-based stain removers are safer on prints.
• Prefer air-drying on a flat surface or hanger to reduce heat stress; if using a dryer, choose low heat and remove promptly.
• To reduce static, lightly mist with water or use a dryer sheet sparingly; a handheld steamer refreshes fabric without direct high heat.
• Use a fabric shaver gently to remove any pills that form after extended wear.

Care guide — to keep it lovely longer

1. Sort laundry to prevent dye transfer—wash bright plaids with similarly colored garments.
2. Use a mesh wash bag when laundering with other items to minimize friction and microfibre release.
3. Avoid high-heat ironing; if needed, press on the lowest polyester-safe setting with a pressing cloth between iron and fabric.
4. Treat stains promptly—blot, don’t rub. Spot-clean with mild detergent and cool water before laundering.
5. Store folded or hung in a cool, dry closet away from direct sunlight to avoid fading over time.
6. Consider recycling options when ready to retire the garment: clothing take-back or textile recycling programs reduce landfill impact.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Will this fabric shrink after the first wash?

Polyester is dimensionally stable compared with many natural fibers, so significant shrinkage is unlikely when cared for properly. Use cool water and avoid high dryer heat to preserve fit.

Does it wrinkle easily?

No—the fabric is naturally resistant to wrinkles. If creasing occurs, a gentle steam or low-temperature pressing will smooth the surface.

Is the fabric see-through?

Coverage depends on colorway and lighting. For solid undergarments, choose a neutral-toned camisole if you prefer full opacity; patterned panels typically provide good coverage.

Will patterns fade with washing?

Polyester holds dyes well, so colorfastness is generally strong. Wash inside out in cool water and avoid prolonged sun exposure to maintain vibrancy.

Can I iron it?

Yes—use a low-temperature setting made for synthetics or use a pressing cloth. Steaming is often safer and easier.

How should I pick a size if I plan to layer?

Opt for the next size up if you want to comfortably layer a sweater or long-sleeve tee underneath. Refer to flat garment measurements and allow 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) of positive ease for layering.

How do I prevent pilling?

Wash on a gentle cycle, avoid excessive friction with rough surfaces, and use a fabric shaver for small pills. A mesh bag helps reduce abrasion during washing.

Style tips — 12 ways to wear it

1. Tuck into high-waisted jeans and add a slim belt for a tidy, everyday look.
2. Layer over a white tee and leave unbuttoned as a light jacket alternative.
3. Knot the hem for a cropped, summery silhouette—pair with a midi skirt.
4. Wear under a sleeveless dress as a playful layered base.
5. Button up, tuck partially, and throw on ankle boots for a smart-casual vibe.
6. Pair with wide-leg trousers and loafers for a retro-modern contrast.
7. Use as a top layer over a thin roll-neck in colder months for added warmth and texture.
8. Keep jewelry minimal—let the patchwork pattern be the focal point.
9. Coordinate one color from the plaid with your bag or shoes to make the outfit cohesive.
10. Roll sleeves to just below the elbow for a relaxed, lived-in attitude.
11. Under a blazer, let plaid peek through at the collar and cuffs for a subtle statement.
12. Pair with cropped trousers and minimalist sneakers for a modern, urban look.

Final notes

This colorful plaid patchwork button-up is a versatile addition to wardrobes that favor pattern and personality. With easy-care polyester construction, multiple styling options, and tips above for sizing and maintenance, it’s built to be a go-to piece. If you want a looser, layered silhouette, choose the larger size; if you prefer a neater fit, select the size that gives 2–4 inches of ease across the bust.

Add it to your cart to bring energetic pattern play to everyday outfits—perfect for mixing into capsule wardrobes or letting a bold print carry a simple look.