Classic Logo Crewneck T-shirt - White

Name: Classic Logo Crewneck T-shirt - White
Brand: Marni
SKU: 6a8ef19722ae7a5e23e86ce3
Price: 115 USD
Availability: InStock

$115

Product Highlights

Fabric100% Cotton

FitRegular fit

DetailMicro letter branding

Product Description

Marni's Classic Logo Crewneck T-shirt is a short-sleeve men's style in white, crafted from 100% cotton for comfortable everyday wear. The minimalist design features subtle micro-letter branding printed in a small size at the chest, complemented by a round neck and regular fit. A refined luxury basic for casual wardrobes, it is finished with a clean, understated look.

Product Specifications

CategoryT-Shirt

BrandMarni

Composition100% Cotton

NecklineRound neck

SleevesShort sleeves

FitRegular fit

BrandingMicro letter branding

SKUHUMU0223P1USCS87 LOW01

Care & Instructions

Machine wash cold with similar colors; reshape and lay flat or hang to dry.

Delivery & Returns

Vendor

Marais

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From Our Closets

This piece appears in 17 digitized Vêtir closets. Closets are private by default, and only users who choose to share theirs publicly are featured. Visit a public closet to see what it's worn with.

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Eduardo Q.
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Marcus D.
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Naoki U.
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Rupert E.
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Quentin R.
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Winston R.
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Ignatius Q.
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Haoran K.
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Yousef H.
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Packed 131 times

Most often for Paris in March. Aggregated from Vêtir Voyage packing lists.

Top Destinations

Paris
26
Milan
25
St Barths
24
Aspen
19
Tokyo
14

The Fit

Fit verdict: Runs true to size
Owners keep their size: 94%
Fit intelligence: Runs true to size. 94% of owners keep the size they order.

Our Stylist's Notes

"I would wear this with tailored trousers or dark denim for an understated Marni look. It also works well beneath a lightweight jacket on relaxed weekend days."