Claudio Lugli Flight Map Printed Shirt - Black - L

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The Claudio Lugli Flight Map Printed Shirt (CL2318) is designed for the style-conscious adult male who appreciates travel-inspired aesthetics and statement wardrobe pieces. Featuring a detailed cartographic print, this cotton shirt offers a smooth, draped silhouette ideal for smart-casual events and evening outings. Please note that the intricate pattern requires careful maintenance to preserve the print quality and fabric structure over time.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Cotton |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | CL2318 |
| Brand | Claudio Lugli |
This shirt is crafted from 100% cotton, chosen for its comfort and draped quality.
Yes, the CL2318 model features a consistent cartographic design across all available sizes.
Yes, it can be machine washed; however, we recommend a cold, gentle cycle and washing inside out to protect the print.
The shirt is designed with a standard draped fit, consistent with typical men's sizing standards.
Always iron on a low, cool setting, preferably on the inside of the shirt, to avoid direct contact with the flight map print.
It is best described as smart-casual. It works well for dinners or social events but may be too vibrant for strictly formal black-tie occasions.
Ensure you are washing the garment inside out and avoiding harsh detergents or high-heat settings.
Use a steamer rather than a high-heat iron to gently release wrinkles without damaging the cotton fibers or the printed design.
To keep your shirt in pristine condition, it is recommended to wash it inside out to protect the integrity of the flight map pattern. Use a gentle cycle with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid bleach or heavy-duty chemical cleaning agents that may cause the print to fade or crack. For drying, air-drying in a shaded area is preferred over high-heat tumble drying to prevent fabric shrinkage and preserve the fit. Iron on a low, cool setting if necessary, ideally keeping the iron on the reverse side of the print.