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Oversized boxy silhouette for a relaxed, contemporary streetwear aesthetic Bold OFCLMAN print creates a distinctive statement piece for your casual wardrobe Half sleeves offer practical comfort during warmer weather while maintaining style Revere collar adds a touch of retro-inspired flair to this modern design Versatile cut allows for effortless layering or wearing as a standalone statement Make an impact with this oversized boxy shirt from boohooMAN, designed for the fashion-forward gent who appreciates standout streetwear. The relaxed fit creates a contemporary silhouette that works brilliantly with slim-fit trousers or joggers for a balanced look. Layer over a simple vest or t-shirt and pair with your favourite trainers for casual daytime outings. The half sleeves and revere collar give this piece a distinctive edge that's perfect for family gatherings, weekend brunches or casual evening drinks. For a more structured appearance, try French tucking the front into your trousers whilst leaving the back loose. This versatile shirt transitions effortlessly from day to night, making it an essential addition to any urban wardrobe that demands both comfort and style without compromising on making a statement. | Oversized Boxy OFCLMAN Print Half Sleeve Shirt | Black | Size Small
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Sold by boohooMAN (US & Canada) — boohooMAN is fashions best kept secret in menswear. Focusing on clothing, footwear and accessories, like it's sister site there is an emphasis on choice, with new styles dropping every week. Combining cutting edge design with an affordable price tag.
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