Men's Full Size Openwork Button Down Short Sleeve Shirt Plus Size | Black / S 100400997479925

How to measure

To choose the best fit, measure your body or a shirt that fits you well. For accuracy, use a soft measuring tape, stand naturally and keep the tape parallel to the floor.

Measure your body

1. Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping the tape level.
2. Shoulder width: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam point to the other (where a shirt's seam would sit).
3. Sleeve (short sleeve): Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve hem.
4. Shirt length: From the high point of the shoulder (base of the neck) straight down to the hem.
5. Waist / Hem: Measure around the natural waist or around the fullest part of hips if you plan to wear untucked.

Measure a garment (laid flat)

1. Button the shirt and lay it flat on a smooth surface.
2. Flat chest: Measure across the chest 1" (2–3 cm) below the armholes from side seam to side seam, then double that number to get the full chest circumference.
3. Shoulder: Measure across the back from seam to seam.
4. Length: Measure from the high point of the shoulder to the hem.
5. Sleeve: Measure from the shoulder seam to sleeve hem.

Fit tip: For a relaxed fit allow 2–4 inches (5–10 cm) of ease in the chest above your body measurement; choose a larger size if you prefer layering or a roomier silhouette.

Approximate size chart (guide)

All measurements are approximate and intended as a guide. Actual garment measurements can vary by ±1 in (±2–3 cm) depending on fabric and batch.

Materials

Main fabric

Lightweight openwork construction (eyelet/crochet-style or open weave) that delivers breathability and a textured look. Common compositions for this style are 100% cotton, cotton–linen blends, or viscose blends for a soft drape. The exact fiber content appears on the product label.

Lining (if applicable)

Some styles include a partial lining or inner placket in a lightweight voile or jersey (often cotton or rayon) to reduce transparency at the chest area.

Buttons & trim

Buttons are typically resin or mother-of-pearl look-alike; buttonholes are reinforced. Thread and seam finishes are selected to balance strength and comfort.

Performance

The openwork weave provides excellent airflow and a lightweight feel—ideal for warm weather. Because of the open texture, the shirt can be semi-sheer and pairs well with a contrasting or tonal undershirt.

Check the sewn-in label for the exact material breakdown of the specific item you receive.

Model information

Images are shown on models to illustrate fit across sizes.

• Standard model: Height 6'1" (185 cm), Chest 39" (99 cm), Waist 31" (79 cm) — wearing size M for a regular fit.
• Plus-size model: Height 6'0" (183 cm), Chest 48" (122 cm), Waist 40" (102 cm) — wearing size 2XL for the pictured plus-size fit.

Lighting, styling, and posture can affect how the fabric appears in photos.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the label first: Follow the garment's sewn-in care instructions when present.
• Wash: Hand wash or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Turn the shirt inside out and fasten buttons to protect the openwork. Use a mesh laundry bag for extra protection against snags.
• Detergent: Use a mild detergent, avoid bleach and bleach-based stain removers.
• Dry: Reshape and dry flat or hang to dry in shade. Avoid high-heat tumble drying to reduce shrinkage and preserve openwork integrity.
• Iron/steam: If needed, iron on low to medium heat on the reverse side or use a pressing cloth. Steam is a gentle alternative to remove wrinkles without pressing directly on openwork.
• Storage: Fold for long-term storage to avoid shoulder stretching. Keep away from sharp objects and jewelry that can snag the fabric.
• Quick fixes: Repair small snags promptly by tucking loose threads to the inside rather than pulling. For stubborn stains, spot-treat gently or consider professional cleaning.

Pro tip: For delicate openwork, hand washing and air-drying will extend the life and maintain the texture of the fabric the longest.

Style tips

Openwork button-downs are versatile—wear them relaxed for warm-weather looks or dress them up for smart-casual occasions.

• Casual summer: Pair with linen or cotton shorts and leather sandals for a beach-to-brunch vibe.
• Smart casual: Wear with tailored chinos, loafers or low-top sneakers; button the top two buttons and keep sleeves unrolled for a neater appearance.
• Layering: Use a plain crew-neck or tank top underneath. A contrasting undershirt will highlight the openwork pattern; a tonal one will keep the look subtle.
• Evening: Wear under an unstructured blazer for breathable layering—leave the shirt slightly untucked for a relaxed yet refined finish.
• Color pairing: Neutrals (white, navy, khaki, olive) pair easily; for more contrast try denim or darker bottoms to anchor the look.

Plus-size styling tips

• Choose a length that falls past the hips for balance and comfortable coverage.
• Front-tuck or half-tuck to define the waist without pulling the fabric tight.
• Pick a moderately fitted undershirt to keep clean lines under the openwork without adding bulk.
• Vertical details (elongating hems, straight-leg pants) help create a balanced silhouette.

Accessories: minimal necklaces, a leather watch, or a woven belt complement the textured openwork without competing with it.