210 GSM Lyocell-Cotton Silk-Hand Jersey Shirt OEM
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Product Details
This Lyocell-cotton silk-hand jersey shirt combines the polished appearance of a button-front blouse with the softness and flexibility of a knitted top. The fitted body, long sleeves and shaped side panels create a cleaner line through the waist, while the point collar and full placket keep the design suitable for smart-casual, travel and work-to-weekend collections. The ivory color reinforces the refined direction without making the style overly formal.
| Main fabric | 210 GSM single jersey: 50% Lyocell, 50% cotton |
|---|---|
| Handfeel | Smooth silk-like touch; no silk fiber is included |
| Fit | Shaped long-sleeve silhouette with defined waist |
| Front construction | Point collar with full button placket |
| Collection use | Smart-casual, travel, lifestyle and contemporary workwear programs |
Single Jersey with a Smooth, Fluid Surface
Lyocell Softness Balanced by Cotton Stability
Lyocell contributes a smooth hand and fluid drape, helping the shirt sit closer to the body without feeling rigid. Cotton adds a more familiar natural touch and supports everyday wear. The equal blend gives the fabric a softer appearance than conventional cotton jersey while avoiding the overly slippery character of some synthetic qualities.
Why 210 GSM Works for a Fitted Shirt Shape
At 210 GSM, the fabric has enough substance to reduce transparency and maintain a cleaner placket line, yet it remains lighter than scuba or compact double knits. Bulk fabric approval should cover shrinkage, pilling, spirality, opacity and surface shine, especially in pale colors.
Managing a Shirt Collar on a Soft Knit Base
The collar must retain a defined edge without becoming too stiff for the jersey body. Interlining, seam allowance and topstitching should be selected to support the points while allowing a natural roll around the neckline. Excessive reinforcement may create visible bulk.
The full button placket should remain straight without stretching between buttons. Shaped seams through the front and back need equal tension so the waistline stays balanced. Sleeve length, cuff opening and hem level should be checked after fabric relaxation before bulk production.
A Polished Knit Alternative to a Woven Shirt
This style gives brands the visual language of a classic shirt with the comfort of jersey. It can be worn with tailored trousers, denim or skirts, making it suitable for office-casual, travel and lifestyle collections. The clean construction also allows the fabric handfeel to remain the main selling point.
Development Options for Silk-Hand Jersey Shirts
Custom collection development may include:
- Alternative colors and Lyocell-cotton fabric weights
- Adjustments to waist shaping, body length and sleeve fit
- Different collar proportions, button styles and placket widths
- Optional chest pockets, side slits or contrast trims
- Labels, hangtags, buttons and customized packaging
Buyer FAQs for Lyocell-Cotton Jersey Shirts
Does silk handfeel mean the fabric contains silk?
No. It describes the smooth tactile quality only. The confirmed composition is 50% Lyocell and 50% cotton.
Can the fabric support a structured collar?
Yes, provided the interlining and construction are matched to the softness and stretch of the single jersey.
What should be checked before manufacturing?
Priority checks include collar shape, placket recovery, opacity, side-seam balance, shrinkage and post-relaxation measurements.
Confirming Placket Stability Before Button Spacing Is Finalized
Review the approved sample for collar support, button spacing, waist shaping, sleeve balance, opacity and fabric relaxation. Sampling and custom jersey shirt development can be coordinated with alternative colors, trims or fit directions. For quotation, provide the target quantity, size range, color references, button requirements, branding details and technical files.
