Aimama Red Checkered Button-Down Shirt
Buy 2 autumn pieces, the 3rd is free. No code needed.
Free US delivery, ships from Brooklyn
30-day returns
- Description
- Sizing
- Care
Fabric and care
- Material: 100% cotton
- Care guide: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, tumble dry low. Always follow the label sewn into the garment.
A red check shirt in 100 percent cotton, white lines crossing through the red. Long sleeves, collar, buttons down the front. Buttons are brown. That keeps red from shouting, and it's the difference between a shirt and a costume, which matters more at four than at forty. It's cotton. So it breathes through a long day in it. For boys, sizes 12 months to 6 years.
Height printed on the tag
- 12-18 month, 80 cm
- 18-24 month, 90 cm
- 3Y, 100 cm
- 4Y, 110 cm
- 5Y, 120 cm
- 6Y, 130 cm
Measure your child and pick by height. Write to us and we will measure the piece itself.
Fit
Sizes 12 months to 6 years, and not every size in between is still here. The selector lists what is on the shelf, nothing behind it.
Wear it with
The Grey & White Striped Longsleeve keeps turning up in the same order as this one, so start there. The 3-D Fish Embroidered Tee is the plainer option of the two.
About the brand
67 of the 167 items here are Aimama, and 655 Aimama pieces have sold through this shop so far. See the rest of what they sent.
Every piece is checked by hand before it ships. Sizes run to European measurements, so if your child is between sizes we suggest taking the larger one.
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, dry flat. Wool and mohair pieces are best washed by hand or dry cleaned.
Reasons to love Capulet Kids
Made for Play
Cotton, wool and knits that survive the playground and the washing machine.
Soft & Stretchy
Easy shapes kids can put on themselves, nothing scratchy, nothing stiff.
Small European Labels
Labels from Denmark, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands you will not find in the mall.
Behind the Brand
Everything here comes from small European labels, bought once and never reordered. Made well enough to hand down to the next kid.