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black long sleeve dress shirt Dixxon Black Bamboo Dress Shirt 2.0

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black long sleeve dress shirt Dixxon Black Bamboo Dress Shirt 2.0Description Years in the making, the Dixxon Bamboo Long Sleeve Dress Shirt is a must have for any well curated closet. Constructed with an easy fluid fabric, this durable button up was designed for a comfortable and breathable wear. Featuring a deep, solid black color with a high end finish and generous length for a perfect lay, this bamboo is set to become a versatile staple in any wardrobe that can be dressed up or down. Product Details Mens solid

 

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Years in the making, the Dixxon Bamboo Long Sleeve Dress Shirt is a must-have for any well-curated closet. Constructed with an easy fluid fabric, this durable button up was designed for a comfortable and breathable wear. Featuring a deep, solid black color with a high-end finish and generous length for a perfect lay, this bamboo is set to become a versatile staple in any wardrobe that can be dressed up or down.

Product Details
  • Men’s solid black long sleeve bamboo dress shirt
  • Full button up closure
  • Open chest pocket on the left side
  • Embroidered Dixxon logo on the chest pocket for subtle branding
  • Hidden collar-stay buttons
  • Wide collar opening to accommodate for larger tie knots
  • Rounded bottom hem
  • Machine wash cold with like colors
  • Hang to dry or tumble dry on low
  • Do not iron; shake wrinkles out or steam
  • Dixxon’s signature bamboo blend
  • Imported
Size & Fit
  • Sized directly off our flannels, which run big
  • Relaxed fit; for a slimmer fit size down
  • Generous length
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