60s shirt circles men

The men's 60s circles shirt is a long-sleeved shirt with an all-over retro print of brown and orange circles with lime-green hearts on a white background. Wear it open over a shirt or buttoned up with jeans, with the wide pointed collar over the collar of a jacket. Men wear this look at a hippie party, a flower power evening, or a 70s party.

Print, collar and sizes of this retro shirt

• The print consists of large brown and orange circles with lime-green accents and white checks in between.
• The shirt has long sleeves, a wide pointed collar and a button fastening all along the front.
• You can choose from men's sizes S, M, L, XL and XXL.
• The shirt is made of 100% polyester.
• Wash at 30 degrees, do not dry clean, do not bleach, do not tumble dry and do not iron.

Why does a circle print represent the sixties?

Large geometric shapes in brown, orange and green are the trademark of the late sixties and early seventies, from wallpaper to curtain fabric. That color palette returns in the disco and flower power looks worn at themed parties. The wide pointed collar is also recognizable, which was much longer and pointier during that period than on a regular shirt. Because of this, this shirt immediately reads as retro, even without a wig or glasses.

How to wear the 60s shirt on a party evening

Wear the shirt with straight jeans or wide-leg trousers and leave the top buttons undone, so the collar falls nicely. Colored sunglasses, a long wig or a headband complete the hippie look. For a parade or a long evening of dancing, the shirt fits comfortably loose over your trousers. At a disco party, combine it with a cardigan or a blazer in a solid color, so the print does the work.

Choose this 60s shirt and you will stand out with a recognizable retro look at the next hippie or flower power party.