Men's Button Down Collared Neck Shirt | Dark Navy / S 100400058501449

How to measure this shirt

Use a flexible measuring tape. For the most accurate fit, measure a shirt that already fits you well laid flat and buttoned, or measure your body while wearing a thin T‑shirt. Record flat measurements (then double where noted to get circumferences).

Chest (across)

Lay the shirt flat, buttoned. Measure from one armpit seam straight across to the other armpit seam. Double that number to get chest circumference. (Example: 20" flat = 40" / 50.8 cm flat = 101.6 cm circumference.)

Shoulder width

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

Sleeve length

Two common methods:

• Center-back method: From the center back of the collar (base of neck) to the shoulder seam, then from the shoulder seam along the outside of the arm to the end of the cuff. (Common for whole-arm length.)
• Shoulder-to-cuff: From the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. (Often used for garment listings.)

Body length (front / back)

Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (where shoulder meets the collar) or from the center back collar seam down to the bottom hem. Specify whether you measured center-front or center-back.

Collar / Neck circumference

Measure around the base of the neck where the collar sits. For a garment measurement, measure the inside collar circumference or measure collar flat (edge to edge) and add approximately 2–3 cm / 1" as needed.

Hem (bottom) width

Measure across the bottom hem from side to side; double to get full hem circumference.

Waist (shirt narrow point)

Measure across the narrowest point of the shirt body (usually just below the chest), then double for circumference.

Measuring tips: keep the tape level and flat; measure twice for consistency; when comparing to your body, allow ~2–4 cm (¾–1½") ease for a regular fit or more for layering.

Materials

Men’s button‑down shirts are produced in a range of fabrics. Below are common options and what to expect from each—use this to confirm or compare the product material listed on the product details.

• 100% Cotton (Poplin / Oxford / Twill): breathable, soft, comfortable. Poplin is smooth and crisp (good for dress-casual); Oxford is slightly textured and durable (classic casual); twill has diagonal weave and drapes nicely. Care: machine wash cold, tumble low or hang dry; iron warm. May shrink slightly if washed hot.
• Cotton-Polyester Blend (e.g., 60/40): more wrinkle resistant and durable than pure cotton, easier care, holds shape. Slightly less breathable. Care: machine wash warm or cold, tumble low; low-to-medium iron.
• Linen or Linen Blend: extremely breathable and cool with natural texture; wrinkles readily for a relaxed look. Ideal for warm weather. Care: gentle wash, hang to dry or tumble low; iron while damp for best results.
• Tencel / Lyocell: soft, smooth, good drape and moisture wicking; more eco-friendly. Care: machine wash cold, hang to dry or low tumble; iron low.
• Flannel (Brushed Cotton): warm and soft, brushed surface for insulation—great for cooler months. Care: wash cold or warm, tumble low; avoid high heat to prevent felting and shrinkage.
• Polyester / Microfiber: wrinkle-resistant, quick-dry, very durable; less breathable than natural fibers. Care: machine wash cold, tumble low; low iron if needed.

Buttons are commonly plastic, corozo, or mother‑of‑pearl; thread is usually cotton or polyester. Always check the product detail panel for the exact composition.

Model & fit (reference)

Example reference used to show fit on the product imagery—replace with actual model data for your listing if different.

• Model: Height 6'1" (185 cm)
• Body: Chest 38" / 97 cm • Waist 31" / 79 cm
• Wearing: Size M (regular fit)
• Fit note: This shirt is shown in a regular fit—shoulder seams align with the shoulder, sleeves finish at the wrist bone. For a slimmer silhouette, choose one size down; for layering or a relaxed fit, choose one size up.

If you need garment measurements for each listed size, measure the garment flat following the instructions above and publish the flat measurements (chest across, shoulder, sleeve, length).

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the garment care label first—follow any manufacturer-specific instructions.
• Machine wash cold or warm with like colors; use a mild detergent. Avoid bleach unless the label permits it.
• Turn the shirt inside out before washing to protect buttons and surface fibers.
• Remove promptly from the washer to reduce creasing. Hang to dry for best long‑term results; tumble dry low if necessary.
• Iron on the appropriate setting for the fabric (cotton: medium–high; blends: low–medium; linen: high while damp). Use steam for stubborn wrinkles or a garment steamer for quicker results.
• For linen or natural fibers that relax into wrinkles, press while slightly damp to restore a crisp finish.
• Store on hangers (wood or shaped hangers recommended) to preserve shoulder shape and prevent heavy creasing; button the top button to keep the collar in shape.
• Treat stains promptly: blot liquids, avoid rubbing, pre-treat with a gentle stain remover before washing.
• Dry clean only if the care label specifies or if the shirt has special finishes or trims.

Additional longevity tips: rotate shirts rather than wearing the same one consecutively, avoid over‑drying, and replace collar stays if worn to maintain a crisp collar.

Style tips

• Casual weekend: Wear untucked over dark denim or chinos, roll the sleeves once or twice, add clean leather sneakers or desert boots.
• Smart casual: Tuck into chinos, add a belt and loafers; top with an unstructured blazer or a lightweight knit for cooler evenings.
• Office / business casual: Tuck in, pair with tailored trousers and derby shoes; a knit tie or slim tie works with a button‑down collar for a relaxed office look.
• Layering: Use under a sweater (crew or V‑neck) with the collar peeking, or under a lightweight jacket for transitional weather.
• Patterns & color play: Pair patterned shirts with solid bottoms; for patterned bottoms, keep the shirt solid. Neutral shirts (white, light blue, grey) are the most versatile.
• Accessories: Collar stays help keep a crisp look. Add a dress watch and a leather belt to elevate the outfit.
• Fit reminders: Shoulder seams should sit at the shoulder edge; sleeve length should reach the wrist bone with arms down; chest should allow movement without excess billowing.