Chuculla Outstitch Design T-Shirt chw26s240

A minimal design T-shirt featuring a three-dimensional outstitch.
The color-blocking lines add a mode accent to the simplicity.
With a moderately firm texture and a clean silhouette, it is designed to look great on its own.
It pairs easily with everything from denim to slacks, making it an item that sharpens your coordination.

【Size】
FREE: Width 46cm | Shoulder Width 43cm | Length 57cm | Sleeve Length 15.5cm

【Material】
polyester 68% / viscose 29% / spandex 3%

Additional Details
Specifications: Crew neck, with shoulder pads
Stretch: Yes Sheerness: None (slightly present in gray only) Gloss: None
Lining: None Thickness: Normal
Fit: Normal

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Care Instructions
※Please note that there may be slight discrepancies in size due to measurement methods and measurers.
Also, there may be individual differences in fit depending on body type. (Measured flat)
※Some products may be prone to wrinkles, and strong creases may appear.
In such cases, it is recommended to hang it in a humid bathroom for a few hours or care for it with a steam iron.
※Due to the fabric material, there may be concerns about odor.
In such cases, drying it in the shade will make it less noticeable.
※Please be careful when handling delicate materials such as lace.
※Products made with denim are dyed with indigo.
They are prone to color transfer due to sweat and friction, so please avoid combinations with white or light colors and layering.
※Products made with knit material may stretch due to weight, so please refrain from storing them on hangers.
※When washing, please follow the instructions on the care label. If necessary, consult a specialist.
For items that can be washed at home, it is recommended to use a laundry net and wash them individually.
Colored items may transfer color.
※The images of the product may vary slightly due to shooting conditions and lighting, so please check the placed images.
※As of July 1, 2023, as part of our environmentally friendly initiatives, we have discontinued the use of paper attention tags.