Mandoro-Coral Orange Subtle Sheen Super Soft Premium Cotton Dress Shirt
Easy on the eyes with a soft coral orange tone and a gentle sheen, this premium cotton dress shirt feels light and comfortable through long workdays. Tailored for formal wear, it holds its shape while staying breathable. The color adds quiet confidence without shouting. Pair it with navy blue, charcoal grey, or beige trousers for a clean, balanced look that works year-round.
Fused collar and cuffs, collar stand and flat felled side seams provide structure and stability to all our shirts.
- 100 % Premium Cotton; Comfortable soft hand, good strength, Drapes well, Excellent color retention.
- Limited quantity, Seasonal collection. We change our fashion very frequently. Grab it before it disappears
- Premium mother-of-pearl buttons
- Satin weave: A type of textile weave, Satin is somewhat shinier than the average Poplin weave. The fabric thus created is more lustrous and gives an exclusive look to the shirt.
- Medium weight fabric, ideal for all climates.
Original: $26.68
-70%$26.68
$8.00
Description
Easy on the eyes with a soft coral orange tone and a gentle sheen, this premium cotton dress shirt feels light and comfortable through long workdays. Tailored for formal wear, it holds its shape while staying breathable. The color adds quiet confidence without shouting. Pair it with navy blue, charcoal grey, or beige trousers for a clean, balanced look that works year-round.
Fused collar and cuffs, collar stand and flat felled side seams provide structure and stability to all our shirts.
- 100 % Premium Cotton; Comfortable soft hand, good strength, Drapes well, Excellent color retention.
- Limited quantity, Seasonal collection. We change our fashion very frequently. Grab it before it disappears
- Premium mother-of-pearl buttons
- Satin weave: A type of textile weave, Satin is somewhat shinier than the average Poplin weave. The fabric thus created is more lustrous and gives an exclusive look to the shirt.
- Medium weight fabric, ideal for all climates.
