COOFANDY Cotton Linen Men’s Long Sleeve Henley

A Henley is a shirt that has a placket of buttons running down the front. The shirt gets its name from the town of Henley-on-Thames in England, where it was first worn by rowers. Today, henleys are worn by men as both casual and dress shirts.

When shopping for a henley, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, consider the fabric. Henleys are typically made from cotton, but you can also find them in wool or synthetic fabrics. Second, think about the fit. Henleys should be snug but not tight, so you may want to size up if you’re between sizes.

Finally, you’ll have some choices when it comes to the details you would like your top to have. Some Henleys have contrast stitching or embroidery, while others are simple and straightforward. Some brands also use two-tone fabric on the placket or even a logo-emblazoned back yoke. Depending on where you’ll be wearing your Henley, you may want something basic or an embellished choice.

Henleys can be worn both as casual and dress shirts. To dress up a Henley, pair it with dark-wash jeans and dress shoes. For a more casual look, try it with khakis or chinos. You can also throw a cardigan or a blazer over your long-sleeved shirt to vary your vibe.

Caring for a Henley is easy! Just toss it in the washing machine with your other clothes. If you want to preserve the shirt’s color as long as possible, wash it in cold water. For a deeper clean, you can soak the Henley in vinegar before washing it.

• If you’re looking for a casual Henley to wear on the weekends or around the house, try one made from cotton.
• Some pajama shirts are actually made in a Henley style.
• For a dressier option, look for a wool or cashmere Henley.
• Henleys come in a variety of fits, so you should read product descriptions carefully before you purchase.
• If you’re between sizes, you may wish to size up for a better fit.
• To extend the life of your Henley, wash it in cold water and avoid putting it in the dryer.
• Always follow any specific care instructions from the manufacturer.