Black men's jabot shirt for historical character

For a masquerade ball, a pirate party, or a Halloween evening with a vampire twist, put on this black jabot shirt. The historical character shirt with a black jabot for men is a long shirt with a pleated ruffle on the chest, designed for adult men creating a classic or dark look.

Features of the jabot shirt

• The shirt is entirely black, with the buttons and stitching also blending in.
• The chest features a wide jabot made of pleated strips that falls from the collar.
• The long sleeves end in wide cuffs with delicate floral embroidery.
• The material is 95% cotton and 5% polyester, so you will mainly have natural fabric against your skin.
• Choose from sizes S/M, L/XL, and XXL, so the model falls loosely over the shoulders.
• Hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not dry clean.

Where does a jabot actually come from?

The jabot is the pleated neck ornament that men wore on their shirts from the seventeenth century onwards, as a precursor to the necktie. With Baroque nobles, captains, and later with gothic and vampire looks, that ruffle remained as a sign of status. Because the pleats are incorporated directly into the shirt here, you do not need to tie a separate bow or tie. This makes this model more convenient than a regular shirt to which you have to pin a separate jabot.

How to wear the shirt at a party

At a parade or themed party, the shirt looks best under an open jacket or vest, so that the jabot can hang freely. Combine it with dark trousers and boots for a pirate look, or with a long velvet coat and top hat for a vampire. If you are going to a Baroque or eighteenth-century ball, a white powdered wig and a cane will complement it well. Wear the cuffs loosely over your wrist so that the embroidery remains visible.

Order the historical character shirt with a black jabot for men in your size. Order before 11:59 p.m. for delivery tomorrow, and you have a 14-day return policy.