Popular in Mexico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and other countries, the Guayabera is traditionally worn in lieu of a sport coat — its known for having large patch pockets and an open collar. This is a riff on the classic silhouette, crafted from an airy voile with an embroidered horizontal, geometric stripe inspired by vintage Cuban textiles. The fabric is light enough to wear it as a typical shirt, but the full fit makes for easy layering, too.
Embroidered Stripes
Patch Hip Pockets
Split Side Seam Hems
Style SH9510715
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Relaxed Fit
Model is 6'2" and is wearing a size Medium
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100% Ramie Embroidery, 100% Polyester
Shell Buttons
Imported
Do Not Wash, Do Not Bleach, Do Not Tumble Dry, Do Not Iron, Dry Clean
Voile is named for its light, sheer look and feel — the word is French for “veil.” It generally has a high thread count, making it smooth and silky. This voile is woven in India from ramie fibers, instead of the more typical cotton. Ramie comes from a renewable plant in the nettle family, and is similar to linen, but stronger (a bonus in this semi-transparent fabric).
