Men's Full Size Plaid Trim Collar Long Sleeve Shirt Plus Size | Black / S 100400696429501

How to measure

Use a flexible cloth tape measure. Measure on bare skin or over a thin layer of clothing. Keep the tape level, snug but not tight. Record measurements in inches and centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

1. Chest (body) — Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the armpits and across the shoulder blades. Keep your arms relaxed at your sides.
2. Neck — Measure around the base of your neck where a collar would sit. Insert one finger between tape and neck for a comfortable fit and add ~0.5 in (1–1.5 cm) if you prefer more room.
3. Sleeve length — Measure from the center of the back of your neck across the shoulder to the wrist bone (for a full-sleeve length) or from the shoulder seam to the wrist for garment sleeve measurement.
4. Shoulder width — Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam straight across the back at the widest point.
5. Shirt length (center back) — Measure from the center of the back at the base of the collar straight down to the hem.
6. Hem / waist (body) — Measure around the natural waist or the widest part you want the shirt to sit; for the garment, lay it flat and measure across the bottom hem, then double that number for circumference.

How to measure the garment itself: Lay the shirt flat on a hard surface. Measure across front from armpit to armpit (double that for full chest), shoulder seam to shoulder seam, shoulder seam to cuff for sleeve length, and center back collar seam to hem for back length.

Fit tips for plus sizes: if you plan to layer (hoodie or sweater underneath), allow an extra 1–2 in (2.5–5 cm) in chest and sleeve length. When between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort and mobility.

Materials & fabric information

Shirts of this style commonly use one of the following constructions. Check the garment label for the exact composition.

• Brushed cotton flannel (often 100% cotton) — soft, warm, breathable; may have slight shrinkage on first wash; great for cooler weather.
• Cotton/polyester blend (typical example: 60% cotton / 40% polyester) — more wrinkle- and shrink-resistant than pure cotton, durable and colorfast, retains shape well.
• Trim / collar lining — usually a contrasting woven cotton or cotton blend to hold shape and add visual interest.
• Buttons — commonly resin, plastic, or corozo; durable and easy to replace if needed.

What the fabric properties mean for you: cotton/flannel = comfortable and breathable but may require gentler care; cotton-blend = lower maintenance and easier machine care. Always confirm the exact fiber content on the product label.

Model information

For reference, typical model details used to illustrate fit:

• Model (standard): 6'1" (185 cm), chest 39" (99 cm), wearing size L — shows a regular/true-to-size fit.
• Plus-size model: 6'2" (188 cm), chest 46" (117 cm), wearing size 2XL — shows a relaxed/plus fit.

Use these references together with your measured chest and the site's size chart to pick the best size. If you prefer a looser, layered look, choose one size up.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Turn the shirt inside out to protect the face and trim.
• Use mild detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh stain removers that can fade color or damage trims.
• Remove promptly from the washer to minimize wrinkles. Reshape while damp if needed.
• Tumble dry low or hang to dry. High heat can shrink cotton and damage trims—air-drying preserves fit and finish.
• Iron on medium heat as needed; iron on the reverse or use a pressing cloth to protect prints and trims. Use steam to remove stubborn creases.
• For brushed flannel, occasional gentle tumble with a dryer sheet on low can help maintain softness; do not overdry.
• Store on a hanger to keep shoulder shape and avoid heavy creasing. Button the top button to help the collar hold its shape.
• Follow any additional instructions printed on the garment care label—those override general advice.

Style tips

• Casual: Wear unbuttoned over a plain or graphic tee with jeans and sneakers; roll sleeves for an effortless look.
• Layered: Use as a light overshirt over a hoodie or thin sweater for autumn—pairs well with chinos or workwear pants.
• Smart casual: Tuck into dark denim or chinos, add a leather belt and desert boots or loafers. Keep the collar neat and sleeves down.
• Plus-size styling: choose a darker or smaller-scale plaid for a slimming effect, keep the shoulder seams aligned with your natural shoulders, and avoid overly boxy proportions—mid-hip length is most flattering.
• Accessories: A leather watch, a simple belt, or a neutral scarf complements the shirt without competing with the plaid trim details.
• Seasonal switchups: For colder weather, layer under a quilted vest; for summer evenings, pair with lightweight linen trousers to balance texture.

Tip: Match the shirt's level of formality to the rest of your outfit: polished shoes and tucked styling elevate it; sneakers and open styling keep it relaxed.