Button down shirt tunic

Start by picking fabric, collar style and tunic length that suit your climate and daily routine. For breathability and a relaxed vibe, 100% linen options like knee-length tunics in grey are ideal. If you want easy care and versatility, consider blends such as 50% linen / 50% cotton with hip- to tunic-length cuts in striped designs. Mandarin collars (found in several pieces) deliver a streamlined look, while classic collared necks remain timeless. Tunic length ranges from knee to hip, shaping how you pair them with bottoms for work or weekend wear.

Collar style and tunic length largely determine the silhouette and how you style the piece with bottoms. A Mandarin collar (as seen on several tunics) creates a clean line and pairs well with tailored pants, while a Classic collar offers timeless versatility with jeans or skirts. Tunic length—knee-length versus hip-length or tunic-length—changes coverage and layering options, and curved hems add a casual finish. Fit also varies, from Loose to Regular to Relaxed, impacting comfort and how it drapes.

For a professional in a warm climate, choose breathable options like knee-length, loose-fitting linen tunics that pair with trousers or skirts for a polished office look. For a casual dresser, striped or solid tunics in mixed fabrics with hip or tunic-length hems offer easy daily wear with jeans or leggings. Mandarin-collar versions create a slightly dressier appearance, while classic collars plus relaxed fits suit relaxed weekend styling. Both types are versatile enough to switch from day to night with simple accessories.

Care for these tunics with practical, fabric-appropriate steps. Most items can be machine washed cold on a gentle cycle or hand washed, then laid flat or hung to dry. Avoid bleach and wash with similar colors to preserve tone and texture. Linen blends may feel softer after air drying, while darker stripes or greys tend to show fewer wrinkles when dried flat. Ironing while slightly damp helps restore crisp lines for collars and cuffs without over-stressing the fabric.

Sizes vary across the collection, from 36 in a linen piece to EU-40 in viscose designs and XXL-XXXL in other tunics. If you’re between sizes, consider the intended silhouette: a Loose or Relaxed fit will drape more generously, while a Regular or tailored look suits a neater profile. Check model measurements (height around 180 cm, weight about 63 kg, size 36) as a rough reference, then choose based on how you want the tunic to sit at the knee or hip.

Keep styling simple by balancing bold patterns with solid bottoms. A grey 100% linen tunic pairs well with dark denim or neutral trousers, while striped viscose tunics look best with solid-color skirts or jeans to avoid visual clash. If you choose a tunic with a Mandarin collar, accessorize minimally to keep the neckline clean. For a more relaxed vibe, opt for lighter hues and softer fabrics; for a dressier look, select darker tones or a monochrome palette with a neat silhouette.