An oversized shirt is designed from the pattern stage to be looser and longer than a classic cut. Its volume is designed to create a more fluid drape and a more covering silhouette, rather than simply achieving this effect by choosing a larger size.
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The women's oversized shirt stands out for a cut designed to be loose from the outset. The shoulders are slightly dropped, the volume is more generous at the bust and the length covers more of the silhouette. It is therefore not simply a matter of choosing a shirt in a larger size: its pattern is designed to create this freer line and this fluid drape.
At Café Coton, the oversized cut differs from the classic Albane model through a more generous volume and a longer length. The sleeves, collars and cuffs remain identical, to keep the same proportions and the same construction details.
Worn, this difference results in a looser, more covering silhouette, with a more relaxed drape than that of the classic cut.
The oversized cut comes in several weaves at Café Coton, to vary the drape and the way of wearing the shirt.
Poplin offers a smooth, even weave, suited to shirts you want to wear with a crisper look. It is found in particular on several Justine models, in plain or striped versions.
Piqué brings more texture to the fabric. Its textured weave gives the shirt a different presence, while retaining the comfort of a cotton piece.
Pinstripe plays on a discreet pattern that adds texture to the surface of the shirt, while remaining easy to style day to day.
Cotton and lyocell bring a softer feel and a more fluid drape, particularly suited to the spirit of the oversized cut.
Linen is also among the fabrics offered on the Justine line and naturally accompanies fine weather. Discover our women's linen shirts collection.
The white oversized shirt is also available in several fabrics, including poplin, piqué or cotton and lyocell. Discover our full white shirts for women collection.
The women's oversized shirt offers a more relaxed way of wearing the classic shirt. Longer and looser, it is designed to be worn loose, with the tails outside the trousers.
Worn open over a plain top, it is styled like a light overshirt. This combination highlights its volume and immediately gives a more casual look, while staying true to the spirit of the shirt.
It can also be worn buttoned up, simply left untucked. The length of the model then naturally follows the silhouette and its volume gives the outfit a less formal look than a classic shirt worn tucked in.
Rolled-up sleeves further accentuate this relaxed feel. With straight trousers or a more fitted piece, they help maintain a balance between the volume of the shirt and the rest of the silhouette.
The oversized shirt is thus worn simply, without trying to alter its line: open or buttoned, sleeves rolled up or not, always with its tails left loose. Another way to wear the Café Coton shirt, more casual but with the same construction codes.
Justine is Café Coton's oversized line. It gives a fresh take on the women's shirt in a looser, longer cut, while retaining the brand's construction codes.
The line comes in different fabrics and weaves, from poplin to piqué, via pinstripe, tartan or linen. The colours and patterns thus allow the shirt to evolve with the seasons and moods.
Justine retains the essential details of the Café Coton shirt: soft collar, simple placket, simple cuffs and rounded tails. Finishes that naturally accompany the volume of the cut and its more fluid drape.
With Justine, Café Coton thus offers another way of wearing the women's shirt: a looser line with the same care given to construction.
An oversized shirt is designed from the pattern stage to be looser and longer than a classic cut. Its volume is designed to create a more fluid drape and a more covering silhouette, rather than simply achieving this effect by choosing a larger size.
Yes, the oversized cut can suit different body shapes. To balance its volume, you can in particular define the waist with high-waisted trousers or choose a more fitted piece on the bottom.
The oversized shirt suits better those looking for a loose, relaxed silhouette, while a fitted cut follows the lines of the body more closely.
The oversized cut is designed to be worn in your usual size. To check the measurements corresponding to each size, see our size guide.