Lyocell regular short sleeve

Start with size and cut to ensure a flattering regular fit, using your usual shirt size as a baseline. Then consider color to match your wardrobe, with Lyocell-100 offering breathable comfort that stays cool in warm weather. Defacto’s plain lyocell shirts come in versatile dark-grey and green, pairing well with denim or chinos. If you’re between sizes, choose the larger option for a comfortable, all-day fit.

Lyocell fabrics feel exceptionally breathable and soft, wicking moisture to keep you comfortable throughout the day. The fibers drape nicely and resist wrinkling, giving a refined look with lasting drape. For care, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent, avoid bleach, and line-dry or lay flat to preserve shape and color.

Dark-grey and green lyocell shirts work well for casual days and weekends, pairing easily with jeans or shorts. For a more office-appropriate vibe, opt for the darker shade and keep styling simple with clean lines and minimal accessories. Lyocell’s natural drape and breathable feel help you stay comfortable in both settings, making these shirts versatile staples.

Turn shirts inside out and wash with like colors on a cold, gentle cycle using a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners that can affect moisture-wicking, and steer clear of high heat when drying. Iron on low heat if needed, preferably while slightly damp, and store folded to minimize creasing. Following these steps helps maintain softness, color, and overall shape of lyocell garments.

If between sizes, choose the larger size to ensure a relaxed, regular-fit silhouette. Lyocell fabrics have minimal stretch and can shrink modestly with heat, so washing cold and avoiding high-heat drying helps minimize changes. Always compare your measurements to the brand’s size chart and consider how you want the shirt to fit in your daily looks.

Dark colours like dark-grey and green are forgiving and fade less visibly when cared for properly. To preserve color, wash with similar colors, inside-out when possible, and avoid harsh detergents or bleaching agents. If fading concerns you, opt for darker hues for easier maintenance, and iron at a low temperature if needed to maintain a crisp finish.