Lace Jacquard Shirt

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Sizing

Size down for a tailored look; usual size for the relaxed silhouette.

Pattern integrity

Loose boxy fit keeps the lace jacquard pattern crisp and undistorted.

Wear style

Designed to be worn untucked due to straight hem and loose fit.

Sheerness

Off-white colorway is somewhat sheer; an undershirt is needed.

Washing

Wash inside out in a mesh bag on cold gentle cycle without fabric softener.

Drying

Do not tumble dry; lay flat on a towel to air dry and reshape damp.

Storage

Store folded, not hanging, to avoid shoulder bumps and collar distortion.

Ironing

Iron on low heat with a press cloth to protect the raised jacquard pattern.

Styling

A skin-tone undershirt is recommended beneath the sheer off-white fabric.

Fit

Stretch loose fit prevents pattern distortion, is designed untucked, and sizing down tailors the silhouette.

Environmental impact

The 66% organic cotton avoids 68M pounds of pesticides and builds soil health.

Drape

Drapes close to the body and prevents pulling across the back.

Feel

Soft handfeel with a raised nubby jacquard texture.

Breathability

Openwork construction keeps the shirt naturally airy and cool.

Product record

Title

Lace Jacquard Shirt

Brand

Djab

Price

69 CAD

Availability

In stock

Garment measurements and fit precision

• The combination of an openwork lace jacquard weave with an organic cotton stretch blend means the fabric has built-in give and a soft hand; even in the loose cut, the shirt will drape close to the body where it touches, preventing the 'tent' effect common in stiffly woven boxy shirts.
• Djab uses the 'loose boxy fit' designation consistently on multiple shirts and knitwear items — including the Racing jacquard cardigan — meaning the relaxed, slightly cropped proportion is an intentional house cut rather than an accidental sizing quirk, giving repeat Simons shoppers a reliable reference for how this shirt will sit on the body.

How to style a men’s lace shirt

• Style guides explicitly warn that a too-tight lace shirt will pull and distort the pattern, but the intentional boxy cut of this piece provides breathing room that keeps the jacquard crisp — so the relaxed silhouette isn't just a design choice, it actively prevents the ‘uncomfortable and unconfident’ look that comes with a squeezed lace garment.
• The off-white colourway of this shirt is exactly the shade that menswear editors recommend for a lace button-down — it sits in the neutral sweet spot alongside black and tan, making it a versatile foundation piece that won't clash with the rest of a muted wardrobe.
• When the openwork is unlined and sheer, the specific choice of a skin-tone or nude undershirt prevents the sheerness from turning into a distraction — it merges with the body so the eye fixates on the jacquard pattern rather than what's underneath, a trick styling editors endorse for exactly this type of garment.
• The off-white jacquard reads like a pattern, so the rest of the outfit needs to stay visually quiet — pairing with solid dark trousers in charcoal or navy follows the same texture-balancing logic as a floral lace blazer with black trousers, creating a grounded look where the shirt stays the focal point.
• Throwing a blazer, suede bomber, or leather jacket over this lace shirt does two things: the structured outerwear reins in the boxy shape and adds a masculine anchor, while the contrast between the solid shell and the openwork creates a high-low textural mix that transitions the shirt from beach cover-up to cocktail-hour territory.
• Designers and reviewers consistently frame lace as the natural focal point of an outfit, which means this shirt doesn't need competition — the entire look should be built around the openwork, with every other piece (pants, shoes, jacket) acting as a quiet frame that lets the jacquard do the talking.
• For a more directional take, wear the shirt open over a fitted black tank or tee — the dark, solid underlayer creates a bold contrast with the off-white jacquard and turns the sheer boxy cut into a deliberate layering piece that reads as rock-and-roll, not costume.

Organic cotton benefits and sustainability

• Organic cotton farming mandates practices like composting, crop rotation, and biological pest control, which actively improve soil organic matter and on-farm biodiversity — a structural advantage that conventional chemical-intensive systems erode over time.
• Organic cotton cultivation bans the synthetic pesticides and GMOs that make conventionally grown cotton the third-largest pesticide user among U.S. crops — in 2019 alone, U.S. conventional cotton fields received over 68 million pounds of pesticides, including glyphosate, which accounted for more than a third of that total and is classified as a probable carcinogen by the WHO.

Fabric feel and breathability

• The organic cotton blend incorporates stretch fibers that give the openwork fabric enough give to move with the body, preventing the pulling across the back that a rigid openwork weave can cause in a relaxed-fit shirt.