A charcoal button-down shirt in a brown-and-orange windowpane plaid — cut loose, 26 inches long, in a polyester with a little spandex through it.
Highlights
✓22.5 inches across the bust on a size Small — a roomy, relaxed cut measured flat: wear it loose over a tee or tucked into a high waist, but it will not read as a fitted shirt.
✓26 inches long on a size Small — long enough to cover the waistband worn untucked, short enough to tuck in without bunching.
✓98% polyester with 2% spandex — a smooth shirting polyester rather than a brushed cotton flannel, so it drapes instead of holding a stiff shape.
✓A windowpane check, not a dense tartan — widely spaced lines on a charcoal ground, which is why it sits under a plain jacket without two patterns fighting.
✓Wash it cool and hang it to dry — polyester drops its creases on a hanger, so this is a shirt you can wear without reaching for an iron.
Charcoal is the easy part: the brown and orange in the check are what tie it to denim, to black trousers and to camel or brown skirts. Buttoned up it is a shirt; left open over a plain tee it is a light layer.
If you want the same plaid idea as an outer layer, the Autumn in Aspen plaid crop jacket is a lined 18-inch crop in a brown-and-beige plaid. More shirts and blouses are in women’s tops and the Flying Tomato range.
Charcoal in S, M and L. Self: 98% polyester, 2% spandex. Button-down front, windowpane plaid. Model is 5’8" and wears a size Small. Size Small measures 26" in length and 22.5" across the bust.
