Name: Quarter Shirt, Sharks Tooth
Brand: Megan-Ilene
Price: 298.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Sizing instructions

Our sizing is constantly evolving as we grow, and is something we’re excited to be expanding in the upcoming months and years. As a small company who makes such limited runs of each style, dividing our inventory into sizes is sometimes a challenge. But, our steady growth has allowed us to start offering more specific sizing on our most popular styles and we hope to keep adding more sizing to more styles until all bodies feel represented by our brand. If there’s something you’d like to see, or feedback you’d like to give us, we’re all ears! We’re here to make you feel amazing in your clothes, so tell us what you want!

Size Chart

When I found this fabric, I couldn't wait to cut. Light and soft cotton voile, hand cut blocks, natural dyes and block printed by hand. So much goes into the yardage before it even gets to me!

The fabric had to take center stage so a loose, unfussy button-up emerged. Easy to dress up or down with a stand up collar and a dramatic shirttail hem in the back. Don't forget pockets!

Not to be diminished are the little details like contrasting buttonhole thread, vintage, hand picked, mismatched Corozo buttons (vegetable ivory) and a bright knot of linen thread to finish.

Now available in two sizes!

The OS fits comfortably 2-16 and the OS+ 18-24. Please reach out if interested in custom sizing, there is no additional charge!

Styled with the Simply Pant in Lemon Drop

Pit to pit: 28" laid flat

Shoulder to hem (front): 31"

Neck to hem (back): 41"

Sleeve length: 25"

Sleeve height" 9.5" laid flat

OS+:

Pit to pit: 35" laid flat

Shoulder to hem (front): 34"

Neck to hem (back): 44"

Sleeve length: 25"

Sleeve height" 11" laid flat

Made in North Carolina

Each item is made to order. Please allow 1-2 weeks to ship.

Cold water wash and low tumble dry

Each pattern is handmade, and handmade items, by nature, have imperfections. Instead of culling these flaws, we have chosen to highlight them. The reason is two-fold: to prevent avoidable waste and as a reminder that this piece is one-of-a-kind.