Cuts Curve Hem Long Sleeve Henley
Cuts
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Cuts Curve Hem Long Sleeve Henley in Slate is the definition of understated polish, rendered in a refined, micro-stretch jersey that skims instead of clings. Its tactile blend of polyester, cotton, and a hint of spandex looks crisp yet feels impossibly lightweight, making it a cool-girl staple that reads as casual but never careless. The slate hue sets the tone—muted, modern, subtly commanding—while the curve hem filters in a shirt-tail vibe that gives the silhouette an edge beyond the basic henley rotation.
This piece leans into adaptability, moving seamlessly from weekend brunches to office coffee runs with nothing more than a accessories swap. The quarter button closure offers styling play—buttoned up for structure or loose for an undone mood—while the subtle stretch shapes the sleeves and body close without limiting movement. The curved hem layers cleanly beneath a leather jacket or drapes out over trousers, balancing form and drape for a look that’s laidback but never lazy. With sizes ranging from S through XXL/2X, it’s a solid foundation for just about every closet, accommodating different shapes without sacrificing the sleek effect.
Cuts has steadily built a reputation on elevated essentials, and this henley doesn’t stray from that lane. Its all-season weight and lived-in structure land it right in the middle of the streetwear-meets-minimalism dialogue, perfect for mixing into a uniform of wide-leg denim or tailored joggers for a look that’s unfussy, straight-forward, and subtly cool.
Materials / Fabrication
- Lightweight jersey fabric
- 62% polyester, 33% cotton, 5% spandex
- Quarter button closure
- Curve hem design
- Long sleeves
- Style code: CUTR-MS114 / MT1009N
- Available in sizes S, M, L, XL/1X, XXL/2X
- Color: Slate
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with similar colors.
- Use mild detergent; avoid bleach.
- Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry to prevent shrinking.
- Cool iron if needed; do not dry clean.
