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Details & care
The classic button-up breaks away from its tailored reputation on this soft, oversized cotton version featuring billowy sleeves and a high-low hem.
- 30" front length; 32" back length (size Medium)
- Spread collar
- Long sleeves with button cuffs
- 100% cotton
- Machine wash, tumble dry
- Imported
- Item #7515911
Size info
- True to size.
- XS=00-0, S=2-4, M=6-8, L=10, XL=12.
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Citizens of Humanity
A veteran in the denim industry, Citizens of Humanity founder and designer Jerome Dahan honed his fashion aesthetic growing up in Paris and Montreal before moving to Los Angeles. He combines an unerring eye for cutting-edge design with an uncompromising commitment to comfort and fit. The result? Fabulous, flattering styles that consistently charm the fashion world.
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Size purchased: Medium
Fit:
Small
True to size
Large
Dec 30, 2025
Received damaged item
Beautiful top, but received a damaged item with stains.
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Perfect top for any jeans
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Mar 24, 2025
Elegant and perfect to wear with jeans
Love the color and style
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Dec 22, 2023
Not the Same
Great color, but this is poplin and nowhere near the quality of the regular Kayla shirt. It's the same shape, but the thin cotton doesn't drape as well or hold the style of this uniquely shaped shirt. I have a light blue striped version that's a thicker cotton and that continues to soften over time. It has a completely different feel and is worth the price. This one just doesn't compare and is absurdly overpriced given the differences.
