The Shirt That Dresses Like a Tee.
The oversized shirt occupies a specific and useful space in a wardrobe. It is not a tee — the collar, the buttons, the structured cotton weave give it a register that a tee cannot reach. It is not a formal shirt — the half sleeves, the drop shoulders, the oversized silhouette make it too relaxed for that. It sits between the two, and that is precisely where it is most useful. 100% cotton, 240 GSM, half sleeves, straight hem, left chest pocket, seven colours, sizes S to 3XL, at ₹999. The shirt you reach for when a tee isn’t quite enough and a full shirt is too much.
Why You'll Love It
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100% Cotton, 240 GSM: Pure cotton at a weight that gives the shirt structure without stiffness. At 240 GSM, this is a shirt that holds its shape — the collar sits properly, the hem falls cleanly, the fabric doesn’t collapse into the body. It breathes well in warm weather and layers naturally in cooler conditions. The 100% cotton composition means no synthetic hand-feel: just clean, natural fabric that softens with washing and improves with wear
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Half Sleeves: The detail that defines the register of this shirt. Half sleeves place it firmly in casual territory — the silhouette reads as relaxed and warm-weather appropriate, while the collar and buttons retain the structure of a shirt. The half sleeve is also the most practical choice for the Indian climate: enough coverage to feel dressed, enough openness to stay comfortable
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Oversized Fit with Drop Shoulders: The silhouette that makes this shirt work as a layering piece and as a standalone. The oversized fit gives the 240 GSM cotton room to drape — the fabric falls away from the body, creating a relaxed, voluminous silhouette that reads as considered rather than casual. Worn open over a tee, it functions as a lightweight overshirt. Worn buttoned, it stands alone as a complete outfit
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Straight Hem: The hem that makes the shirt versatile. A straight hem can be tucked or untucked, worn with trousers or shorts, dressed up or dressed down. On the oversized shirt, the straight hem falls at a length that works untucked — long enough to cover the waistband, short enough to avoid looking like a dress
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Left Chest Pocket: The functional detail that adds visual structure to the plain front. The pocket breaks the expanse of the chest panel, giving the eye a point of reference without adding a graphic or embroidery. On the Plain shirt, the pocket is the only design element — a single, clean, utilitarian detail
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7 Colours: White, Black, Navy Blue, Maroon, Light Baby Pink, Lavender, and Baby Blue — a range that covers the full spectrum from classic neutrals to soft pastels
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Sizes S to 3XL: A wide size range for a universally wearable oversized silhouette
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₹999: A structured, versatile, pure-cotton shirt at the same price as the tees
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Made in India: Ethically crafted, sustainably made
How to Wear It
The oversized shirt is one of the most versatile pieces in a wardrobe precisely because it occupies the space between categories. Here are the three ways it works best.
As an overshirt: Wear it open over a plain tee — ideally the Euphor Plain Terry or the Euphor Plain Cotton tee in a contrasting or complementary colour. The shirt functions as a lightweight layer, adding structure and a collar to an otherwise casual outfit. The half sleeves mean the tee underneath is visible at the forearm, creating a layered look without bulk. This is the most versatile way to wear the shirt: the combination works in almost any casual context.
Buttoned, as a standalone: Wear it buttoned with wide-leg trousers or relaxed joggers. The collar and buttons give the outfit a dressed-up quality that a tee cannot achieve; the half sleeves and oversized fit keep it firmly in casual territory. This is the version that works for occasions where a tee feels underdressed but a full shirt feels overdressed — a casual dinner, a daytime event, a relaxed meeting.
Half-tucked or front-tucked: Tuck the front of the shirt into high-waisted trousers or shorts, leaving the back untucked. The half-tuck creates a more structured silhouette than wearing the shirt fully untucked, while retaining the relaxed quality of the oversized fit. This works particularly well with the lighter colourways — White, Light Baby Pink, Lavender, Baby Blue — where the contrast between the tucked front and the untucked back is most visible.
The Colour Range
Seven colours across two registers — classic neutrals and soft pastels — each with a distinct character on the oversized shirt silhouette.
The classic neutrals — White, Black, Navy Blue, and Maroon — are the most versatile readings of the shirt. White is the most open: a clean, structured white cotton shirt that works as a layering piece over any colour and as a standalone in warm weather. The 240 GSM weight gives the White shirt a body that lightweight white cotton doesn’t have — it doesn’t go sheer in sunlight, it holds its shape through the day. Black is the most graphic: the collar and pocket details are most visible against the dark ground, giving the shirt a structured, considered quality. Navy Blue is the most classic: the colour that reads as a shirt colour in the most traditional sense, elevated by the oversized silhouette and half sleeves. Maroon is the most distinctive of the neutrals: warm, deep, and less common than the standard shirt colours, it gives the oversized silhouette a richness that the cooler neutrals don’t have.
The soft pastels — Light Baby Pink, Lavender, and Baby Blue — are the most personal readings of the shirt. On a structured cotton shirt, pastels read differently than they do on a tee: the collar and buttons give the colour a more formal register, while the oversized fit and half sleeves keep it casual. Light Baby Pink is the warmest of the three: a soft, approachable colour that works across genders and skin tones. Lavender is the most distinctive: a colour that is increasingly present in contemporary menswear and womenswear, the Lavender oversized shirt is the version that reads most clearly as a considered colour choice. Baby Blue is the most classic of the pastels: the colour that has the longest history as a shirt colour, here recontextualised in an oversized, half-sleeve silhouette.
The Plain Oversized Shirt in the Euphor Range
The Euphor range is built around a consistent set of principles: premium fabric, considered silhouettes, restrained design. The Plain Oversized Shirt applies these principles to a shirt rather than a tee — the same commitment to fabric quality and fit, expressed through a different garment category.
The shirt pairs naturally with every tee in the Euphor range. Worn open over the Plain Terry Tee, it creates a layered outfit with textural contrast — the structured cotton weave of the shirt against the looped terry surface of the tee. Worn open over the Signature Terry Tee, it frames the embroidery without competing with it. Worn open over the Tie Dye Tee, it provides a clean, structured frame for the pattern underneath.
Fabric: 100% cotton, 240 GSM. Crisp weave with a structured yet easygoing drape.
Fit: Unisex oversized fit with drop shoulders, half sleeves, and straight hem.
Details: Left chest pocket. Plain — no embroidery, no graphic.
Care: Wash inside-out in cold water, dry on low heat. Iron inside-out if needed.
