white linen dress shirt Men's 100% Linen Guayabera Long Sleeve French Cuff Shirt Large / NATURAL
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white linen dress shirt

white linen dress shirt Men's 100% Linen Guayabera Long Sleeve French Cuff Shirt Large / NATURAL

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white linen dress shirt Men's 100% Linen Guayabera Long Sleeve French Cuff Shirt Large / NATURALProduct Description The Framed Pleat Wedding Guayabera from Mojito Collection is built from 100% linen with formal French cuffs and distinctive framed pleat panels across the front and back. Designed specifically for ceremonies and formal warm weather occasions, this long sleeve chacabana comes in White and Natural with a spread collar and a clean, pocket free silhouette that reads as polished as a dress shirt while breathing like Caribbean linen. Why

Product Description

The Framed Pleat Wedding Guayabera from Mojito Collection is built from 100% linen with formal French cuffs and distinctive framed pleat panels across the front and back. Designed specifically for ceremonies and formal warm-weather occasions, this long sleeve chacabana comes in White and Natural with a spread collar and a clean, pocket-free silhouette that reads as polished as a dress shirt while breathing like Caribbean linen.

Why You'll Love It

  • French cuffs for cufflinks: Fold-back cuffs designed for cufflinks add a groomsmen-ready level of formality rarely found in guayabera construction
  • 100% premium linen: Natural flax fiber that breathes through outdoor ceremonies and long receptions in tropical heat
  • Framed pleat detailing: Structured pleat panels on both front and back create a defined, architectural look that photographs with clean, deliberate lines
  • Wedding-forward design: The combination of French cuffs, pleat architecture, and a clean front makes this the Mojito Collection shirt built specifically for the aisle and the head table
  • Spread collar: Lies flat without pressing, works open or with a tie for the most formal settings

Fabric & Construction

Crafted from 100% linen, the fiber that has set the standard for tropical formal dressing across the Caribbean and Latin America. Linen's hollow flax fiber structure creates natural air channels that wick heat and moisture away from the body faster than cotton or wool, making it the practical choice for outdoor ceremonies where comfort matters as much as appearance. The medium-weight fabric provides full opacity in the White colorway without an undershirt. Mojito Collection pre-washes this linen before cutting, breaking down the initial stiffness of raw flax and delivering a soft, broken-in drape from the first wearing with minimal additional shrinkage.

The framed pleat construction separates this from standard pintuck guayaberas. Rather than evenly spaced parallel pleats, this shirt uses structured pleat groupings with defined borders that frame the front chest area and run down the back panels. The visual effect is closer to architectural detailing than traditional alforza work, giving the shirt a clean formality that bridges the gap between a heritage guayabera and a European dress shirt. French cuffs replace the standard barrel cuff, enabling cufflinks for ceremonies and formal dining. The front is pocket-free, maintaining uninterrupted pleat lines. Tonal buttons run the full placket. The straight hem falls at the hip for wearing untucked.

How to Style It

  • Beach wedding ceremony: White colorway with linen pants, leather dress shoes, and silver or pearl cufflinks. The French cuffs and pleat architecture make this ceremony-ready for grooms and groomsmen. Browse the wedding collection for coordinating pieces.
  • Destination reception: Natural colorway with tailored dark trousers and loafers for an evening that runs from cocktails through the last dance.
  • Resort formal dinner: White with dark linen trousers for crisp contrast. The clean front and pleat structure carry enough visual weight to stand without a jacket or tie.

Details

  • Fabric: 100% Linen
  • Collar: Spread collar
  • Sleeve: Long sleeve with French cuffs
  • Pockets: None (clean front)
  • Pleats: Framed pleat panels, front and back
  • Closure: Full button front
  • Fit: Classic fit, true to size
  • Colors: White, Natural
  • Sizes: S - 2XL
  • SKU: M-5417

Fit & Care

Classic fit with relaxed ease through the chest and shoulders. True to size. French cuffs add about 1 inch of visual length at the wrist when folded back.

  • Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors
  • Line dry or tumble dry low
  • Wrinkle tip: A quick steam or 5 minutes in the dryer with a damp towel removes creases

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