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Sumba Shirt Black

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Sumba Shirt BlackThe Sumba Shirt in Black from Blood+Bone Bali is designed in a relaxed standard fit with an open collar, button front detail, and short sleeves for an effortless everyday look. Crafted from Breathable Premium Linen, it offers a soft, breathable, and durable feel while maintaining a refined texture that becomes even softer with every wear. Lightweight and versatile, this men's linen shirt is designed for all day comfort in warm climates. Finished in a

The Sumba Shirt in Black from Blood+Bone Bali is designed in a relaxed standard fit with an open collar, button-front detail, and short sleeves for an effortless everyday look. Crafted from Breathable Premium Linen, it offers a soft, breathable, and durable feel while maintaining a refined texture that becomes even softer with every wear.

Lightweight and versatile, this men's linen shirt is designed for all-day comfort in warm climates. Finished in a timeless black hue, the Sumba Shirt pairs effortlessly with linen shorts, trousers, or casual essentials, making it an ideal choice for resort wear, coastal escapes, and relaxed everyday styling.

Sumba Shirt – Black Size Guide

The Sumba Shirt in Black is available in sizes S to XXL with the following garment measurements:

Size S:

  • Length: 74 cm

  • Chest Width: 52 cm

  • Recommended Height: 165 – 172 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 58 – 68 kg

  • Recommended Chest Circumference: 90 – 96 cm

Size M:

  • Length: 76 cm

  • Chest Width: 54 cm

  • Recommended Height: 170 – 178 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 68 – 76 kg

  • Recommended Chest Circumference: 96 – 102 cm

Size L:

  • Length: 78 cm

  • Chest Width: 56 cm

  • Recommended Height: 175 – 183 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 76 – 84 kg

  • Recommended Chest Circumference: 102 – 108 cm

Size XL:

  • Length: 80 cm

  • Chest Width: 58 cm

  • Recommended Height: 178 – 188 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 84 – 92 kg

  • Recommended Chest Circumference: 108 – 114 cm

Size XXL:

  • Length: 82 cm

  • Chest Width: 60 cm

  • Recommended Height: 180 – 192 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 92 – 100 kg

  • Recommended Chest Circumference: 114 – 120 cm

The Sumba Shirt is designed in a relaxed standard fit, offering comfortable room through the chest and body while maintaining a clean, versatile silhouette. Featuring an open collar, short sleeves, and a lightweight construction, it is ideal for warm-weather dressing and everyday wear. If you are between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more relaxed fit or sizing down for a closer fit. The Breathable Premium Linen fabric softens over time while maintaining its refined texture, durability, and exceptional comfort.

Care Instructions

  • Machine wash cold (max 30°C) on a gentle cycle to preserve the softness, breathability, and refined texture of the Breathable Premium Linen fabric.

  • Use a mild liquid detergent to help maintain the fabric’s natural comfort and preserve the richness of the black color.

  • Do not bleach or use fabric softener, as they may affect the linen’s natural texture, color retention, and long-term durability.

  • Do not soak for extended periods to help maintain fabric strength and prevent unnecessary fading.

  • Fasten the buttons and turn the shirt inside out before washing to help protect the fabric surface and button-front details.

  • Hang dry in shade on a hanger to help maintain the shirt’s shape, open collar structure, and relaxed fit.

  • Iron on low to medium heat while slightly damp, preferably on the reverse side, to smooth wrinkles and maintain the fabric’s refined appearance.

  • Do not tumble dry, as excessive heat may affect the natural characteristics and longevity of the linen fibers.

  • Do not dry clean to preserve the natural softness, breathability, and relaxed feel of the premium linen fabric.

Storage

  • Hang neatly on a suitable hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • Allow adequate space between garments to help maintain the shape of the open collar and prevent unnecessary creasing.

  • Store only when completely dry to preserve fabric integrity and ensure long-lasting quality.

Additional Advice

  • Wash separately or with similar dark colors during the first few washes to minimize the risk of color transfer.

  • Remove promptly from the washer after the cycle ends to reduce wrinkles and maintain the fabric’s naturally relaxed drape.

  • Natural linen fibers will continue to soften over time, enhancing comfort while maintaining their breathable and durable qualities.

  • Handle the collar and button-front details with care during wear and laundering to help preserve the shirt’s clean, effortless appearance.

  • Proper care will help maintain the Sumba Shirt’s timeless silhouette, rich black color, and versatile resort-inspired style for seasons to come.

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