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With its geometric pattern and solid collar and cuffs, this navy cyan long-sleeve button-up will add a touch of elegance to your wardrobe. Experience a world of comfort with our patented Icy Cotton® with the feel of the natural, sustainable long fiber cotton.
Model is 6'2" with a 40" Chest and is wearing size M, Regular fit
Fit: Our shirts run a bit smaller than some big brands. If you are on the border or between sizes, please order one size up. Use the sizing chart as a guide, and please contact us with any questions.
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Very nice feel & look. Will definitely try another color, will try slim fit next time.
The most comfortable shirt I’ve used, I love the look, the feeling and the way it’s fit me. I definitely recommend it and I’m building my butter cloth collection
I ordered this icy cotton shirt for my son when he moved from New England to Florida. The drastic heat and humidity changes took some getting used to, however, the mint fibers really made a difference keeping him comfortable. The cut, style and colors always draw compliments. We are now both addicted!
As a top performing Realtor that is constantly on the go, comfort and style is important. I won’t go with anything other than Buttercloth. They always look and feel great!
This is a dark green shirt with a drink/cocktail pattern all over it. Up close, it seems a bit silly (and in a lot of ways, it definitely still is), but somehow, as a whole, the shirt seems/looks so classy. I imagine Buttercloth has very serious meetings as to what they pattern their shirts with, because a shirt with little cocktails all over it sounds like a novelty shirt rather than a serious dress shirt, and it very well could’ve been, but Buttercloth somehow made it work. Color me impressed. I may just buy bolder patterns in the future because of this.
