Loose Cotton-Blend Shirt with Two Chest Pockets

Need a Casual Shirt with Room for Everyday Layering?

A close-fitting shirt can feel too formal or restrictive for an outfit built around easy layers. This loose cotton-blend shirt combines a straight outline with long sleeves, a turn-down collar and two chest pockets. It gives you a more relaxed alternative to a sharply tailored blouse while keeping enough structure to work with trousers, jeans or a simple skirt.

Design and Details

The White version pictured has a button-front arrangement, visible chest pockets and a curved lower edge. The sleeves are shown with the cuffs turned back, illustrating one styling approach rather than a separate short-sleeved version. The plain fabric and familiar collar allow the shape and pocket placement to provide the detail, making the shirt useful when the rest of the outfit already contains a pattern.

The recorded materials are cotton and polyester, with a broadcloth fabric category and midweight thickness. A separate source entry says fabric content 96% and above but does not identify which fibre that percentage describes, so it is not used to claim a specific cotton ratio or 100% cotton construction. The supported material description is a cotton-and-polyester blend with no verified individual percentages.

The closure is single-breasted, the intended fit is loose and the body category is straight. The existing colours are Black and White, with sizes M, L and XL. This is a shirt rather than a matching outfit, so any trousers, jewellery or accessories used in photographs are not established package contents. Choose the specific colour and size you want rather than assuming an oversized label makes all options interchangeable.

Choose and Use Your Option

The supplied size details are M: length 61/67 cm, bust 108 cm, sleeve measured from collar 66 cm; L: length 62/68 cm, bust 112 cm, sleeve from collar 67 cm; XL: length 63/69 cm, bust 116 cm, sleeve from collar 68 cm. The paired length entries are retained as supplied rather than assigning unconfirmed measurement positions to the two numbers.

The original guidance suggests M for 40–48 kg, L for 48–57 kg and XL for 57–65 kg, and describes the intended wearer height as below 173 cm. Treat that as supplementary selection guidance rather than a fit guarantee or a substitute for the bust and sleeve measurements. Body proportions and your preferred amount of looseness remain relevant when comparing the offered sizes.

For a simple everyday outfit, wear the shirt as the main top or consider it as a light layer over a separate basic of your own. Leave the solid-colour surface uncomplicated when pairing it with prints, or use a contrasting bag to add interest. Choose this design for its pockets, button front and looser straight shape, with the actual supplied measurements helping you decide how relaxed you want the result to look.