Ink Pin Collar Sleeveless Shirt

A pin collar has a bar or clip that fastens the two collar points together across the tie space, pulling them inward and holding the collar in a structured, upright position. On a sleeveless shirt, that detail does a lot of work. It keeps the neckline looking intentional rather than relaxed, so the shirt reads polished even without a blazer over it.

The buttons are hidden behind a fabric fold, so the front of the shirt is one clean, uninterrupted surface. No button line to break up the look. That makes it easy to wear untucked or half-tucked without the shirt looking undone, which is harder to pull off with a standard button-front.

Incut armholes sit closer to the shoulder seam than a typical sleeveless opening. The result is a narrower, more tailored arm opening that keeps the shirt looking structured rather than breezy. If you've worn a sleeveless shirt that gaps at the side, incut armholes fix that.

Comfort Fit means the shirt has a relaxed ease through the body, but it's not oversized. It follows your shape without pulling or pinching, giving you room to move without the shirt looking shapeless. Think of it as the fit between a slim cut and a boxy drop.

The shirt measures 22 inches in length. On most frames, that lands at or just below the hip. It's a length that works tucked into high-waisted trousers, half-tucked with wide-leg pants, or fully untucked over a midi skirt. The model in the product images wears size S.

Yes, it's machine washable. The fabric is 100% cotton, so it breathes well through the day and holds up to regular washing without special handling. No dry-clean trips needed.