Pocket Cotton Mens Sweatshirt

Specifications:

• The Comfortable Mens Sweatshirt is durable and washable, easy to clean
• This outstanding mens sweatshirt attracts eyes with its unique cut
• Fit right in at work or during a weekend of relaxation
• This Cotton Mens Sweatshirt will become a staple in your wardrobe
• Comfortable classic fit mens sweatshirt
• This Mens Sweatshirt can match with a variety of pants
• Material: Cotton

Details:

• This Mens Sweatshirt is very popular in the market because of its fine workmanship, fashionable style and high quality fabric

• This Comfortable Mens Sweatshirt is designed with a unique collar with buttons closure,  long sleeve & a go through oblique pocket

• The Cotton Mens Sweatshirt ensures an impressively soft feel when you wear

How to Measure Yourself:

• Chest(A): Measure just under the arms and across shoulder blades with arms relaxed at side. Keep tape level
• Waist(B): Measure around the waist (Waist is taken where you bend)
• Shoulder(C): Measure from the inseam of the left outer shoulder across to the right shoulder seam
• Total Length(D): Measure from center base of the neck, down the spine to the waist
• Sleeve(E): With arm relaxed at side and slightly bent measure from center back neck, over point of shoulder down the outside of the arm to wrist bone

Size in Detail:
 

NOTE:

• The size detail bases on "Help/Buying Guide/Conversion Reference"
• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person
• Size may be smaller than usual standard, and you could choose a larger size

How to Measure a Man's Shirt Size:

The biggest mistake that men make when buying a dress shirt is that they buy a size too small. The collar on the shirt always shrinks when the shirt is laundered. And don't get the idea that shirts that go to the dry cleaner don't shrink. They do. Therefore, if the measurement around your neck is 16 ½" buy a 17-17 ½" shirt.

• Instructions
• Measuring for the sleeve length is pretty simple once you know how to do it. With a tape measure in hand, find the knot at the top of the spine and at the bottom of the man's neck. From the center of the knot at the neck, measure across to the shoulder and straight down the extended arm. The knot at the wrist bone is the next stopping place. Add 1" to that measurement to get the shirt sleeve length. Shirt sleeve lengths run 32-33", 34-35", 36-37, etc. You can order smaller or larger sizes from various Web sites. And don't forget, shirt sleeves shrink when they are laundered. A half-inch longer is better than a half inch too short.
• The overall proportions of the man must be taken into consideration. A man who is slender through the torso or more beefy can choose specialty sizes. A slender man can have a shirt altered by a tailor if necessary. But a larger man won't be able to button the shirt if the incorrect size is purchased.
• As a tailor myself, most of my shirt customers have trouble in the torso area. Men who work out with weights or are naturally broad shouldered are the ones that I usually see. To accommodate the large shoulders the purchased shirt is too big through the torso. At one point in time the Philadelphia Eagles had their summer training camp in West Chester, Pa. It you want to talk about some out-of-proportion young men, take a good look at a football player. I felt sorry for these guys because they would love to be able to buy a shirt off-the-rack that fits.
• If you find a brand that fits you well, stick with it. One of my customers, a computer science professor from West Chester University, found a brand that works perfectly for him. Calvin Klein, Slim Fit fits him to a tee. Although he no longer needs my tailoring, I am happy that he has found something that works for him.
• Take the time to learn about what size works for you. Before you go to a store to buy a shirt, have someone take your measurements following these directions. If you know what size you are looking for, it is less likely that a salesperson will sell you the wrong size. This same philosophy goes for moms, wives and girlfriends. Make sure that they know what size you wear. It will save you all of the hassle of returning the shirt or spending time and money to have it tailored to fit you.

How to Wear a Men's Shirt:

If you're tired of the clothes in your closet but don't have money to spend on anything new, why not look to the men in your house for different things to wear? Men's shirts can be a great addition to your wardrobe and, best of all, if you borrow one from someone you know, it won't cost you a dime.

• Instructions
• Wear a white men's button down shirt untucked with leggings and flats to be comfortable and look modern at the same time.
• Belt an over-sized men's shirt over skinny jeans and add some long necklaces to step out on the town in style.
• Slip a fitted vest or sweater shell over a fitted men's shirt with a pencil skirt for a sleek effect that is appropriate for the office.
• Cuff the sleeves of a men's shirt up and wear a colored long-sleeve fitted top underneath with corduroys for a weekend outing.
• Try a men's shirt part-way open over a tank top and a jean skirt and tights.
• Cover the men's shirt with a v-neck long sweater and slacks and just the let the collar and cuffs peak out to completely change the look.
• Throw a men's button down shirt over a black cocktail dress and tie it at the waist. This is an easy way to tone down a more formal style.
• Tie the shirt over a silver sequin tank dress and add black tights and black platform shoes to look very "now" and fresh.

How to Wash Men's Dress Shirts:

A sharp looking dress shirt looks fabulous on any man. There is nothing more sophisticated than a crisp, white formal shirt on a professional business man. Learning how wash dress shirts is essential to caring for them properly. Correct washing and pressing techniques can make your dress shirt look much more spectacular. On the flip side, a poorly washed dress shirt looks very tacky. Men and women should always know how to wash dress shirts of any fit or fabric.

• Instructions
• Search for stains before washing dress shirts. Common stain locations are on the collar, cuffs, right down the front or under the arms.
• Rub your stain stick on located stains immediately, this is best done as soon as you discover a stain and again several minutes before washing dress shirts. The quicker you act on a stain, the better chance you will have of getting it to come out.
• Turn your washing machine temperature dial to luke warm and soak your dress shirt for a few minutes. Use the gentle cycle when you wash dress shirts and any other high quality items.
• Lay flat to dry or place in dryer with tumble dry no heat. This is to prevent the shirt from shrinking.
• Press with steam iron to give that crisp, finished look. The steam will help protect the fabric.

Package Included:

• 1 x Mens Sweatshirt