Features:
1. Category: Men's shirt
It is a classic choice for business or casual occasions, and can adapt to a variety of formal and informal matching needs.
2. Collar design: Lapel design
The lapel is one of the most common collar types in shirts. Its characteristic is that the collar tip is naturally folded down, which can give people a professional and formal impression. It is also suitable for wearing ties and is suitable for business offices, formal meetings and other occasions.
3. Fabric selection: Made of polyester fabric
Polyester fabric is popular for its wear resistance, wrinkle resistance, and easy care. Although its breathability is worse than that of natural fibers such as cotton, it dries quickly and is not easy to shrink, which is suitable for a fast-paced lifestyle.
4. Sleeve design: Short sleeve design
Suitable for summer or warm seasons, providing more coolness, and also convenient for daily activities, showing a relaxed and casual style.
5. Detail design: Add pleated elements
The pleated design not only enriches the visual effect of the shirt, increases the three-dimensional sense and layering of the clothing, but also improves the comfort of wearing to a certain extent, so that the shirt remains formal while not losing its sense of fashion.
6. Pattern design: Fit pattern
It means that the shirt is cut according to the human body curve, which is both slim and not restrictive, and can well show the wearer's body shape, suitable for men who pursue modern aesthetics and comfortable experience.
7. Size selection: Provide multiple size options
To meet the personalized needs of consumers of different body shapes, ensure that every customer can find the most suitable size and enjoy a customized fit.
In summary, this men's short-sleeved lapel shirt combines traditional and modern design concepts, retaining the classic formality of the shirt, and showing a fashionable and comfortable wearing experience through pleated details and a fitted pattern, suitable for urban men who pursue taste and practicality.
