Mizzen+Main Halyard Trim Fit Floral Short Sleeve Performance Button-Up Shirt
Mizzen+Main
$118.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Mizzen+Main Halyard Trim Fit Floral Short Sleeve Performance Button-Up Shirt channels a sunlit, city-smart mood. Breathable, moisture-wicking stretch keeps you moving from morning meetings to warm weather errands, while the wrinkle-resistant weave dries quickly on hot days. A crisp collar and front button closure read sharp, and the shorter hem is cut to be left untucked for an easy, polished casual vibe.
With a trim fit that sits close to the body without feeling tight, the shirt moves with you and layers smoothly under a light jacket or over a tee. Hidden-button collar keeps the neckline clean, and the stretch fabric holds its shape through sleeves rolled or arms reaching. The untucked hem anchors a relaxed silhouette whether paired with chinos, denim, or shorts, making it adaptable from office to weekend without missing a beat. Care is simple, with machine wash and tumble dry.
Mizzen+Main stays true to its sport-meets-suit DNA, delivering performance shirts that still feel fresh after a long day. This piece leans into that ethos with a floral note that lightens the look while the tech-forward fabric keeps it city-ready for any setting.
Materials / Fabrication
- Moisture-wicking stretch fabric
- Breathable
- Wrinkle-resistant
- Dries quickly
- Crisp collar
- Front button closure
- Hidden-button collar
- Short sleeves
- Shorter hem designed to be left untucked
- Fabric composition: 92 percent polyester, 8 percent spandex
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors
- Tumble dry low or line dry
- Avoid chlorine bleach
- If needed, warm iron on reverse side or use a cool steam
Fit Notes
- Shorter hem designed to be worn untucked for smart casual styling.
- The moisture-wicking stretch fabric enhances mobility and resists wrinkling for day-to-night wear.
- Front button closure with a hidden-button collar and short sleeves support a versatile, easy-to-layer silhouette.
