Review on 👕 URRU Cotton Henley: Stylish Lightweight Men's Clothing and Shirts Collection by Josh Culotta

This shirt reminds me of a mix of African dashiki and tunic style shirt, common in countries like India or Pakistan can be seen. The fusion of style and culture goes a little further, including Native American patterns. I mentioned these two geographic regions because of friends I know who live there and have seen them wear similar clothing associated with this shirt. Start again around the short sleeves and pocket and neck lining. The distribution of the colors over the shirt is striking. The colors chosen are very summery in the sense that they are bright. The colors are a mixture of orange, yellow, blue, green and various shades of re-orange synthesis. These colors are displayed either as a solid block or as a sawtooth pattern that looks like a descending or ascending staircase. The way the patterns fit into the blocks may be influenced by Native American sewing, as seen in traditional blankets or garments, as well as the patterns may be slightly African. A cross-style inspiration pool where the fashion artist who designed this shirt immersed himself in a pleasant cultural awareness while creating this lovely shirt. Making a bag decorated with a pattern is a great idea. Because black is the dominant color, bright details just stand out a lot more. This is definitely a summer shirt with a material so thin that you can see through it if you hold it up to the light. This does not mean that he is thin, as in the weak. The material is actually very durable and reminds me of a linen shirt. Conclusion: I am very satisfied with this shirt and can recommend it.