Product Details

Product Type: Casual Button-Down Shirt
Shirt Color: Coffee Brown
Fit Type: Regular Fit
Neck Type: Cuban Collar / Camp Collar
Sleeves: Short Sleeves (Cuffed)
Pattern: Cable Knit Geometric Diamond Texture
Fabric: Polyester-Cotton Blend Textured Knit
Occasion: Vacation, Resort Wear, Casual Outings, Summer Wear

This men's short-sleeve button-down shirt comes in a rich coffee brown hue, making it a versatile addition to any warm-weather wardrobe. It features a relaxed Cuban collar and stylish rolled cuffs that enhance its laid-back aesthetic. The standout element is the intricate, vertically aligned cable-knit and geometric diamond textured pattern woven throughout the fabric, offering unique depth, breathable comfort, and a premium tactile feel. It pairs perfectly with linen trousers for a resort-ready look.

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