Boisouey Slim Fit 3 Button Men’s Short Sleeve Henley

The t-shirt is an incredibly versatile garment that has a place in almost every man’s closet. However, after wearing a lot of them, sometimes it’s nice to try on something a little different. This is where the men’s short-sleeved Henley comes in.

Similar to a regular t-shirt, a short-sleeved Henley is a collarless pull-over shirt with a casual vibe. What makes it unique is the round neckline with a placket and a row of between three and five buttons going down from the neckline. Henley’s are also similar to the polo shirt, with the key difference being that they don’t have collars. Having the buttons down the front is a nice visual detail that makes the Henley stand out from a regular t-shirt.

Some people use a Henley shirt as a base layer, something to be worn under another shirt or sweater. Others use it as the shirt itself, without any layers underneath or on top. No matter how you choose to wear your short-sleeve Henley, be sure to consider the material it’s made from. If you’re looking for comfort, then cotton is a good material choice. It’s soft, breathable and easy to care for and maintain. However, if you live in a cold climate, consider wool or a wool blend instead. It will keep you warm and toasty without getting overly hot. Either way, the material should have some heft, as traditionally Henley’s are a rugged wardrobe essential, made to withstand rough and frequent wear.

• Getting the fit of the men’s short-sleeved Henley right is essential. Otherwise, it can feel uncomfortable and look unkempt. The shoulder seam of the shirt should sit right at the end of your shoulder or right before it. If it is past where your shoulder ends, the shirt is too big. The sleeve should come to about halfway down the bicep.
• When it comes to the chest and torso, the fit depends on your preference. Some like to go with fitted shirts, especially if they are wearing them as a base layer. Others prefer a slightly looser fit, which is ideal if you’re wearing an undershirt beneath it. In terms of length, the short-sleeved Henley should go to about the beltline. Any longer and it will look like it’s too big. They don’t need to be tucked in, so this length is perfect for the casual look.
• How should you style the Henley? It is naturally a rugged-looking shirt, so it’s goes best with jeans in any wash. However, keep in mind that this type of shirt is meant to be casual, so wearing it with dress pants or a blazer just won’t look right. While you can dress up a t-shirt or a polo, a Henley is meant to be more relaxed and informal. If you want to add a layer on top, instead of a blazer consider a leather jacket or a plaid shirt instead.
• To close or open the buttons – that is the question. It all depends on your preference. Some prefer to leave them closed for a more polished look while others prefer to open a few of the top buttons to go with the rugged style.