Active Basic | Active USA - Long Dolman Sleeve Oversized Stripe Button Up Collared Shirt: Khaki/Off White
Description
Engineered for versatility, the Active Basic Long Dolman Sleeve Oversized Shirt blends a traditional button-up collar with a contemporary drop-shoulder silhouette. This Khaki and Off White Y/D striped woven piece bridges the gap between professional office standards and casual weekend wear.
- Fabric Composition: Crafted from a durable woven blend consisting of 60% rayon and 40% polyester.
- Silhouette: Features an intentionally oversized cut for a loose, effortless drape throughout the torso.
- Sleeve Design: Includes long dolman sleeves that provide enhanced mobility compared to standard narrow cuts.
- Closure System: Equipped with a full button-up front and a classic collared neckline.
- Color and Pattern: Displays a distinct Y/D stripe pattern in a neutral Khaki and Off White combination.
- Collection Info: Itemized as part of the New 2025 Active USA seasonal lineup.
The high rayon content prioritizes breathability and skin comfort, making it suitable for extended indoor wear. The relaxed fit eliminates tightness around the chest and arms, accommodating various activity levels comfortably. This specific design solves the common problem of stiff work shirts by integrating a trendy volume fit without losing its structured identity.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Orders are processed within 3 business days, excluding weekends and holidays. Free shipping is available for orders over $75, while shipping charges for orders under $75 are calculated at checkout. You will receive an email with shipment confirmation and tracking information once your order has been shipped.
We do not offer refunds; instead, store credit is provided for eligible returns on non-final sale items. Final sale items, jewelry, intimates, and personal care products cannot be returned. Returned items must be unworn, unwashed, and in their original condition with tags attached.
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