Urban Classics Men's Longsleeve T-Shirt Oversized Double Layer Striped Ls Tee

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Leaving the buttons of your button-up shirt undone is much more suitable over a long sleeve shirt – if you do up the buttons, it can create a formality mismatch. It’s worth mentioning that two neutral colors can work together just as seamlessly if you wish to avoid any bold or bright colors. They are becoming more and more unusual; however, they are still available if you know where to look. Layering is a style that’s been around for a long time. So, can you wear a long sleeve shirt under a short sleeve shirt? A primary or secondary color would stand out compared to one of the mentioned neutral colors; however, they’d also complement one another.

Jeans are incredibly versatile when it comes to casualwear. This outfit is very casual, so, naturally, jeans work fantastically with it. Denim is the epitome of casual. The casual nature of a long sleeve shirt under a short sleeve shirt means that the outfit goes fantastically with jeans. Wearing a long sleeve shirt under a short sleeve shirt is incredibly casual. So much so that it should always be avoided on any occasion with even a hint of formality. In truth, the collar type isn’t a hugely important factor; however, it’s best to avoid formal collars, such as the point collar. Just make sure your underlayer long-sleeve shirt doesn’t have a collar, as this will look awkward with the overlayer shirt.

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Having said this, it’s best to avoid bright, loud colors that are renowned for clashing with one another.

Although the outfit may not be suitable for formal or even semi-formal scenarios, it works perfectly when going to the movies or hanging out with friends, for example. Wearing a double-layered T-shirt is also more comfortable than layering two different garments. 7. Jeans Look Great Wearing a long sleeve shirt under a shirt sleeve shirt presents the perfect opportunity to throw some contrast into your outfit. Only the sleeves of your underlayer shirt will be visible, so as long as it’s long-sleeved, the style of the shirt isn’t too important.Another benefit of choosing a larger-sized shirt than usual is that, with this outfit, oversized garments can look great and contribute to the aesthetic. 5. Slim-Fit Long Sleeve Shirts Work Best One of the more important of these additional elements is whether or not you leave the buttons undone or do them up. To further ensure this outfit isn’t uncomfortable and doesn’t feel overly tight on your body, consider choosing a slim-fit long sleeve shirt. By going for a slim-fit long sleeve shirt underlayer, you have more flexibility regarding the size of your overlayer shirt. On the other hand, the entirety of the overlayer is visible, and this, therefore, is where things can get confusing.

This is even the case when your long sleeve shirt underlayer is slim-fit and sits close to your skin. The only thing to steer clear of is skinny jeans, as they will contrast too much with the oversized nature of the outerlayer short sleeve shirt. Alternatively, consider sizing up your outer layer short sleeve shirt. For example, if you’re usually a medium, go for a size large outerlayer shirt. C olors that are contrasted but complementary work best, such as a sky blue underlayer with a navy overlayer.

Collarless button-up shirts can look great, too, so consider wearing one as your overlayer. 3. Consider Formality Of The Occasion The term “shirt” is pretty vague. After all, there’s a plethora of shirt types and styles on the market – to the extent that knowing which one to choose can be challenging. T-shirts are incredibly straightforward to wear with this 90s-esque outfit as there’s minimal variation – color and size being the only factors.