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The Night We Met Belted Button-Front Shirt

Name: The Night We Met Belted Button-Front Shirt
Brand: TWP
SKU: sku173401787
Price: 445.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Night We Met shirt from TWP wears a nocturnal ease with a city-smart polish. In crisp cotton, its relaxed silhouette drapes softly through the body, while wide turnback Frenchstyle cuffs and a point collar keep the line sharp. A selftie belt cinches the waist, shaping the silhouette with quiet confidence.

Dropped shoulders and a yoked back bring fluid movement, and the buttonfront closure keeps the front clean. The belted waist defines a gentle silhouette that moves with you, while the relaxed fit invites easy layering over lightweight tops or under lighter jackets as the seasons shift.

Made in the USA from imported materials, The Night We Met embodies TWP's refined, easygoing approach to shirt dressing. Model is 5'10 tall and wears a US size 4 Small. Price is 445.

Materials / Fabrication

Crisp cotton fabric
Relaxed silhouette
Wide turnback French-style cuffs
Point collar
Self-tie belt
Dropped shoulders
Yoked back
Button-front closure
Made in the USA from imported materials

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Use mild detergent; avoid bleach
Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage and wrinkles
Iron on medium heat or steam while slightly damp to press the shirt cleanly

Fit Notes

The shirt features a point collar and buttonfront closure for a classic, adjustable front fit.
Long sleeves with wide turnback cuffs create a defined sleeve line.
A self-tie belt lets you cinch the relaxed silhouette at the waist.
A yoked back and cotton construction shape the fit while keeping it breathable.

Styling Tips

Pair it with pants to balance the relaxed silhouette and keep the cinched waist feeling intentional.
Layer it with a jacket so the front placket and collar stay clean while adding a versatile outer layer.
Carry a leather designer crossbody bag to finish the look with a streamlined touch that won't compete with the shirt's belt.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold, editorial heavy silhouette with a cinched waist thanks to a selftie belt elevating a relaxed shirt into a statement piece. Wide turnback cuffs, a crisp point collar, and dropped shoulders add texture and movement. The belted detail creates sculpted lines while maintaining ease, making it versatile for heels, boots, or streetwear layering.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Clean, tailored finishes and confident stitching signal quality despite the relaxed form. Buttonfront placket lies flat, belt loops are secure, and long sleeves meet crisp cuff edges with minimal shirring. The yoke back suggests thoughtful construction and durability, while cotton feels breathable and soft, supporting a premium, image-driven look.

Affordability: $$$$

The price aligns with its design and editorial intent, delivering a belted shirt that reads luxe without resorting to obvious logos. The selftie waist and cuff drama elevate the piece beyond basics, while US manufacturing signals quality control. The value feels justified for a statement shirt with lasting appeal.

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