Leopard Print Shirt For Him - and her, everyone - all buttoned up, with a bracelet to match, Post 536

 


I searched online for leopard skin print and found a shirt from Temu. For men. I presume the cut is broader at the shoulders .

Also I would expect with no bust darts, although a lot modern women's shirts have no bust darts.

 The snazzy shirt costs under ten pounds.  With free shipping. But that is only on goods shipped from their warehouse.other sellers have a threshold or minimum spend. Anyway, now we know you can get leopard skin pattern for men.

They say it is true to size. You can click on their how to measure diagram. This covers bust, waist, hips and height.

The pattern is a choice of colours. Black and white goes with more accessories, as well as formal occasions.

The alternative is  what they call yellow, which looks brown on my screen. Brown can look good if you have brown hair, brown shoes and socks, and a brown belt.

Light in the Box website offers brown or grey, 18.90 pounds, GBP, Great Britain pounds, reduced from 21 pounds. Four pounds shipping for the first item and one pound more for an added item.

Marks

My husband likes shirts from Marks. They have had hacking problem. 

He shops in person. He goes for slimming fit. 

Matching Ties

He buys shirts which come with ties. Or he buys a tie at the same time to be sure of a good match. With a busy pattern on a shirt you would want a plain colour tie, picking one of the colours, or a contrast in a complementary colour, in the same fabric, shiny or matt surface to match.

Cowboy Hats

Add a brown cowboy hat, plain or leaopart pattern. Then you have Texan style - yee ha! Or Tennessee, country music style.

Buttons in Leopard Print

I looked online for American style shirts with pearly snap buttons. Instead I found leaopard print buttons. Including some with elastic loops attached, with another use, for hairbands. I have saved some of my finds' pictures onto Pinterest under dress of the day. 

African Bracelet

Up pops something extra, on my Pinterest page, from Amazon. It is an African bracelet in leopard skin pattern. To complete the look.

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