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Examples of shirts

Button-down

This type of shirt has small

buttons at the tips of the

collar that keep it in place.

Many have buttons that are a

brighter tone than the shirt to

create a subtle accent. Use

straight lines to create a firm

looking fabric texture.

Polo shirt

This shirt has only two to three

buttons at the neck and is pulled

over the head to put it on. It’s

typically made of stretchy

material and many examples

have ribbed cuffs. Constrict the

sleeves slightly where they meet

the cuffs for a casual, elegant air.

Flannel shirt

Made from a fabric with a lightly

raised nap, these shirts usually

have a checked pattern that makes

it easy to express a character’s

individuality. When adding texture,

change the angle slightly for each

section (front panel, sleeves, collar)

to bring out dimension rather than

applying it all over.

See-through shirt

Made from sheer material, this

kind of shirt is typically worn

by women. Beyond the plainer

versions, many are decorated

with lace and other accents.

Create a light look by contrast-

ing the shirt with the skin or an

inner layer of clothing.

Banker’s shirt

Only the collar and cuffs are

white on this type of shirt,

with colored or patterned

fabric used for the main part

of the shirt. This type of shirt

makes for a crisp, clean,

intelligent image.

Hawaiian shirt

While tropical patterns abound, it

is said that this kind of shirt has

its roots in Japanese traditional

dress, which may explain why

there are also many dragon and

carp motifs on Hawaiian shirts.

They are loose-fitting, so draw

the outline from the torso to the

hem to be nearly a straight line.

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