Bonobos Blue Texture Stretch Long Sleeve Shirt
PRODUCT DETAILS
Introducing the Bonobos Blue Texture Stretch Long Sleeve Shirt, a perfect blend of style and comfort. This shirt features a refined mix of cotton and spandex, ensuring maximum range of motion and optimal comfort. The tailored fit provides a sleek and stylish look, making it an ideal choice for various occasions. The subtle blue texture adds a touch of sophistication, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. For a business casual look, pair this shirt with the Charles Tyrwhitt Maroon Slim Fit Chino Pant for a striking contrast. This combination is perfect for a weekend lunch date or a smart casual event. Alternatively, dress it down with jeans for a more relaxed, everyday casual look. Swap in the Bonobos shirt with these charcoal carbon chino dress pants for a more relaxed variation.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
- Light blue textured fabric
- Cotton & spandex blend
- Tailored fit
- Button-down collar
- Long sleeves with button cuffs
- Single chest pocket
ABOUT BONOBOS
Bonobos was founded on a simple principle: men's clothing should actually fit, and shopping for it should be totally painless. Headquartered in New York City, the brand originally focused on creating great-fitting pants, which resulted in their best-selling Washed Chinos. Today, Bonobos has expanded to include a full line of shirts, dress pants, polos, sweaters and more.
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