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These grandad shirts are awesome choice for the hot climate. Designed for casual and lounge wear. Three button fastening at the neck with grandad collar. They are full sleeved but are very light weight suitable for summer. They are soft and come in 10 different color variations to provide you with multiple choice.
These shirts are natural cotton made that draw heat away from skin that makes you cool and comfy in summer. They absorb body moisture and help you keep dry by drawing it away from the body.
Though named grandad, these shirts are very popular nowadays among young men as well. among many interesting stories about grandad collar there is one which says it stared when collar of shirt was detached so as to wash it separately. Without the detachable collar fastened in, the shirt had a band collar that almost exactly looked like the modern grandad collar (with modifications of course).
These shirts may be exactly what you are looking for this summer. Addition of them to your wardrobe won't go waste.
There may be slight variation in color and size as these products are made individually. It can no way be considered as defect, rather it reflects unique origin.
All of our products are fair trade.
It is assured that no child labor is used for the production of any of our products. They are ethically sourced.
Made in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Wash in cold water. Do not use bleach.
Dry Clean recommended.
The measurement index is as follows:.
A: Chest measurement.
B: Arm length from top of shoulder to wrist.
C: Arm pit to bottom hem length.
The measurement are as follows:.
Small: A- 38 inches, B- 22 inches, C: 16 inches approx.
Medium: A- 42 inches, B- 23 inches, C: 17 inches approx.
Large: A- 46 inches, B- 24 inches, C: 17 inches approx.
X Large: A- 48 inches, B- 24 inches, C: 18 inches approx.
XX Large: A- 50 inches, B- 26 inches, C: 19 inches approx.
XXX Large: A- 52 inches, B- 26 inches, C: 20 inches approx.
Product SKU: LK001
Product Code: LKK-6
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