Men's Openwork Round Neck Knit T-Shirt | Black / M 100400437868350

How to measure

Use these simple steps to measure the garment or your body so you can pick the best size and fit for the Men's Openwork Round Neck Knit T‑Shirt.

Measuring the garment (lay flat)

1. Lay the t‑shirt flat on a hard, even surface and smooth out wrinkles—do not stretch the fabric.
2. Chest (half‑width): measure straight across the front, 1 cm below the armholes, from side seam to side seam. Double this number to get the chest circumference.
3. Length: measure from the highest point of the shoulder (HPS) at the neckline down to the bottom hem.
4. Shoulder width: measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back. For drop‑shoulder styles, measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the other at the widest point.
5. Sleeve length: for short sleeves, measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve hem; for cap sleeves measure from the armhole edge to the hem.
6. Neck opening: measure across the inside of the neckline and double to get circumference (useful for sizing scarves/neck accessories).

Measuring your body

1. Chest: measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape horizontal and relaxed (arms down).
2. Waist: measure around your natural waistline.
3. Hips: measure around the fullest part of your hips if you plan to tuck the tee or pair it with fitted bottoms.
4. Compare your body chest measurement to the garment chest measurement (from the garment guide above). Allow “wearing ease” depending on the fit you want (see sizing note below).

Sizing note (approximate ease to expect): a regular fit typically has 2–4 cm (1–1.5 in) positive ease; a slim fit 0–2 cm; a relaxed/oversize fit 6–12 cm. Measure carefully and choose based on how loose or fitted you prefer the knit to sit.

Quick body size guide (approx.)

• S: 90–95 cm / 35–37 in chest
• M: 96–101 cm / 38–40 in chest
• L: 102–107 cm / 40–42 in chest
• XL: 108–113 cm / 43–44.5 in chest
• XXL: 114–119 cm / 45–47 in chest

Materials

This openwork round‑neck knit is crafted with lightweight, breathable fabrics chosen for comfort and texture. Typical composition and notes:

• Main fabric: lightweight openwork knit — commonly 100% cotton or a cotton blend (e.g., cotton/viscose or cotton/linen). The openwork pattern creates small perforations for airflow and a textured look.
• Neck trim: usually a rib knit (often cotton with a small elastane content ~2–5%) to keep the neckline stable.
• Feel & properties: breathable, soft, slightly sheer depending on the stitch; natural fibers breathe best in warm weather. Blended options increase drape or durability.

If you need the exact fiber content for a specific piece, check the garment label or product technical sheet—fabric blends affect care and long‑term behavior (shrinkage, drape, pilling).

Model information

Sample model details to help you visualise fit:

• Model height: 185 cm (6'1")
• Model chest: 99 cm (39")
• Wearing size in photos: M
• Fit on model: regular — the t‑shirt sits with light positive ease (not body‑constricting, not oversized).

If you prefer a more fitted look, consider sizing down one size; for a relaxed or oversize silhouette, size up.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash gently: hand wash or machine wash on a gentle/delicate cycle at 30°C (cold water recommended). Turn the t‑shirt inside out before washing.
• Use a mesh laundry bag for machine washes to reduce friction and snagging.
• Use a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals that weaken fibers.
• Do not tumble dry. Instead, lay the garment flat on a towel to dry in the shade and reshape while damp to maintain silhouette and stitch integrity.
• Avoid hanging knits for long periods—fold and store flat to prevent shoulder stretch.
• If ironing is necessary, iron on low heat on the reverse side or use a pressing cloth. Steam lightly to remove wrinkles; avoid pressing directly over openwork stitches to prevent distortion.
• Snag care: gently pull the loose loop through to the inside with a small crochet hook or needle rather than cutting it off. For major damage, consult a tailor.
• Pilling: remove pills carefully with a fabric shaver designed for knits; test on an inconspicuous area first.
• Rotate wear and avoid constant friction from straps or rough surfaces to prolong the garment’s life.

Style tips

• Casual summer: wear with linen shorts or lightweight chinos and low‑profile sneakers or sandals. The openwork breathes well for warm days.
• Layering play: wear over a contrasting or tonal thin tee or tank to make the openwork pattern pop, or under an unstructured blazer for smart‑casual evenings.
• Smart‑casual: pair with tailored chinos, loafers and a lightweight blazer for a relaxed office look.
• Beach/holiday: pair with linen trousers or swim shorts; add espadrilles and a woven belt for an effortless resort vibe.
• Tuck options: a half‑tuck into jeans or chinos creates a modern, laid‑back silhouette; keep it untucked for a relaxed feel.
• Accessories: minimal necklaces, a slim leather watch or beaded bracelet complement the texture without overwhelming it. Avoid heavy metal bags or rough backpacks to prevent snags.
• Color & layering: try a darker base layer under a light openwork tee for contrast, or a light base under a dark knit to soften the look.