Linen Blend, Worn In
The first impression is slightly crisp. That is part of the fabric character, not a promise that the shirt is pure linen. The current product information identifies it as a linen blend; the exact fiber percentages remain on the garment label.
The stand collar and loose, straight body give the cloth room to settle. After wearing, air the shirt and smooth it by hand before deciding whether it needs washing or ironing.
Sources：Based on the current product record for this linen-blend shirt. Exact fiber percentages and care instructions follow the garment label.
What the Fabric Actually Tells Us
The visible texture and relaxed creasing are consistent with a linen-blend cloth. They do not establish a precise fiber ratio. That information should come from the sewn-in label, not from a photograph.
A Simple Care Routine
Follow the care label first. Between washes, give the shirt time to air. If ironing is allowed, work at the stated temperature while the fabric is slightly damp and accept a little natural creasing.
