The button-downs and long sleeve tops we buy every season: Xirena's Sydney shirt in skylight and black, Agolde's Nyx denim shirt, Pistola's Sloane oversized button-down in butter yellow and sherbet, Free People's tunics and We the Free layering tees, Theo the Label's pearly shirt, Show Me Your Mumu's satin Smith shirt, and PJ Salvage's waffle long sleeves that double as a weekend top. Priced from about $40 to $295. Only in-stock sizes show.
How we'd wear them: the oversized button-down (Pistola Sloane, Xirena Sydney) tucked into a high-rise straight jean from Pistola or Joe's Jeans, or open over a tank; the denim shirt as a light jacket over a dress; the satin shirt with wide-leg trousers for dinner. The long sleeve tee is the layer under a sweater or jacket when the temperature drops.
Fit: Xirena and Pistola cut their shirts oversized, so if you want a closer fit go down a size; Free People runs true; Agolde's denim shirt is a relaxed fit. The product page lists the fabric and the model's size.
Questions we get about long sleeve shirts
Do the button-downs run oversized?
Xirena, Pistola and Free People's shirt styles are cut relaxed to oversized on purpose. Size down one for a standard fit; stay true if you want to wear it open or knotted.
Can I wash the satin and gauze shirts at home?
Cotton (Xirena) and denim (Agolde) go in a cold machine wash and hang dry. The satin styles are hand-wash or dry-clean — the care label is on the product page.
