Descrizione
A shirt is judged twice: once at the collar, once at the cuff, and almost never in between.
That is why this one is built from the two ends inward. The turn-down collar carries just enough interfacing to hold a clean roll under a jacket without standing away from the neck, and the cuff is cut to clear a watch without riding up the wrist. Between them, the body is a slim cut in a broadcloth weave of 95.4 percent polyester and 4.6 percent spandex, which is the ratio that lets a fitted shirt move when you reach across a desk and return to shape when you sit back.
The single-breasted front closes on a full button run with a straight placket, so the shirt reads formal unbuttoned to the second button and relaxed open over a tee. The weave resists the creasing that cotton collects in a day of meetings, which makes it a shirt you can wear twice in a week without a pressing ritual. Seven colourways cover the useful ground: light blue and light grey for daylight, navy and deep green for the evening, wine red for the season, yellow and pink for people who have already got the basics.
Sizing is weight-banded rather than vanity-numbered: S for 40 to 48 kg, M for 48 to 52 kg, L for 52 to 60 kg, XL for 60 to 65 kg, XXL for 65 to 72 kg, 3XL for 72 to 77 kg and 4XL for 77 to 85 kg, with body length running from 90 cm at S upward. It is a system built on how a person is actually proportioned, and it removes most of the guesswork from ordering a slim fit online.
Nothing to notice. That is the standard.
The Two-Point Test
Built from the collar down and the cuff up, because that is where a shirt is read.
- ✦ Turn-down collar with a controlled roll that sits flat under a jacket
- ✦ Cuff cut to clear a watch and stay put at the wrist
- ✦ Broadcloth weave in 95.4% polyester and 4.6% spandex for recovery
- ✦ Slim fit through the chest and waist that moves without pulling
- ✦ Straight single-breasted placket with a full, evenly spaced button run
- ✦ Wrinkle-resistant enough to wear twice between pressings
- ✦ Weight-banded sizing from S (40-48 kg) to 4XL (77-85 kg)
Technical Specifications
- Fit Slim fit, regular shoulder
- Fabric 95.4% polyester, 4.6% spandex broadcloth
- Collar Turn-down, semi-structured
- Front Single-breasted, full button placket
- Sleeve Long, regular cut with standard cuff
- Length 90 cm (S) to 100 cm (XL) and above, measured flat
- Sizes Asian S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL, 4XL
- Colours Light blue, light grey, navy, deep green, wine red, yellow, pink
- Season Four seasons
- Care Machine wash cold, hang dry, warm iron if needed
Sizing by Weight
This shirt uses a weight-banded Asian size chart. S fits 40 to 48 kg, M fits 48 to 52 kg, L fits 52 to 60 kg, XL fits 60 to 65 kg, XXL fits 65 to 72 kg, 3XL fits 72 to 77 kg and 4XL fits 77 to 85 kg. Body length measures 90 cm at S, 92 cm at M, 96 cm at L, 100 cm at XL and 106 cm at XXL.
Because the cut is slim, the chest measurement matters more than the weight band. If your chest sits at the top of a band, take the next size up; the spandex gives about two centimetres of ease, not a full size. Western shoppers typically go one size above their usual label.
Monday to Saturday
One shirt that covers a week. Under a suit it is a dress shirt; with the collar open and the sleeves rolled it is a Friday shirt; tucked into chinos with a knit over the shoulders it is a weekend shirt. The spandex content is what makes that range possible, because a slim shirt without recovery is a shirt you stop reaching for by Wednesday. It also packs flat with almost no creasing, which is the reason it earns a place in a carry-on rather than a wardrobe.
Fit and Fabric Questions
Q: Is this a true slim fit?
Yes. It is tapered through the chest and waist with a regular shoulder, so it follows the body without pulling across the buttons. If you prefer a relaxed line, order one size up.
Q: Will polyester feel cheap against the skin?
Broadcloth in this blend feels closer to a cotton poplin than to a synthetic dress shirt. The 4.6 percent spandex is what gives it softness and recovery; it does not have the slick hand of a low-grade polyester.
Q: Do I need to iron it?
Rarely. The weave resists creasing through a working day. Hang it after wearing and a warm iron on the collar and cuffs is usually all it needs.
Q: How do the Asian sizes translate?
Weight bands are listed per size on the chart. As a rule, Western buyers go one size above their usual label, and anyone at the top of a weight band should move up.
Q: Can it be worn without a tie?
Yes, that is the intended second life. The collar holds its roll open at the second button, which is why it does not look like a formal shirt with the tie removed.
Q: What is the sleeve length?
The sleeve is a regular long cut with a standard cuff, sized to the size band rather than offered in separate lengths. The cuff sits at the wrist bone on most wearers within the band.
The EastSupplier Promise
Shirts are checked at the collar stand, the placket and both cuffs before packing, because those are the three places a shirt fails first. Sizing questions get a straight answer before you buy.
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