Fu Embroidery Long-sleeve Mandarin Shirt (RM) [MSY-SZHNN-6436LS-nvy] ♣

[MSY-SZHNN-6436LS-nvy] Fu Embroidery Long-sleeve Mandarin Shirt (RM)

~~US$39.60~~　US$31.68　20% OFF

HIGHLIGHTS

★	unisex tang-zhuang style top
★	embroidery of fu (福, blessing/good fortune) character surrounded by bats
★	bat is a homophone of the Chinese character "fu (福, blessing/good fortune)" meaning blessing or happiness
★	classic mandarin collar
★	Chinese dash frogs down the front
★	long sleeves
★	two lower front pockets
★	full size ready-made item

SIZE INFORMATION

Actual cloth measurements of Chinese sizes are smaller than US/EU/UK's usually. Please select proper size according to below SIZE CHART:

China Size (actual cloth measurements)
inch	Chest	Shirt-length
S/39	42.5	26.8
M/40	44.1	27.6
L/41	45.7	28.3
XL/42	47.2	29.1
2XL/43	48.8	29.9
3XL/44	50.4	30.7
cm	Chest	Shirt-length
S/39	108	68
M/40	112	70
L/41	116	72
XL/42	120	74
2XL/43	124	76
3XL/44	128	78

Hint: These are actual cloth measurements, please allow some margin off the above measurements for proper fitness.

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you can provide us your height, weight, chest and waist measurements at order for us to furnish you with the proper size

GLOSSARY

•	Tangzhuang: The general name of traditional Chinese costumes for both men and women, which follows the Manchu fashion style of the late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
•	Mandarin Collar: A short unfolded stand-up collar style on a shirt or jacket.
•	Chinese Frog: An ornamental braiding for fastening the front of a garment that consists of a button and a loop through which it passes.
•	Lining: It is an extra piece of fabric sewn into the inside of the garment to make it more opaque or more comfortable against the skin.

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS

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machine washable in cool water

ITEM QUANTITY DISCOUNT

ORDER AMOUNT DISCOUNT

ORDER	DISCOUNT
US$300.00+	5%

ORDERING INFORMATION

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday, April 27, 2011.