Vertical Stripe Terry Cloth Short Sleeve Collared Shirt
Unbranded/Fast Fashion (Likely H&M, Zara, or ASOS based on tag style) · Clothing & Accessories > Men's Tops > Casual Shirts
Era / Decade
Modern (Circa 2021-2023) based on the current popularity of the "resort wear" and terry cloth trend.
Material
Terry Cloth (likely a cotton-polyester blend). Textured, towel-like fabric with visible loops.
Condition
Good. Shows visible wrinkling and slight loss of shape near the collar. No obvious stains or holes are visible in the photo, but terry cloth is prone to snags.
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong (Highly seasonal; peak demand is during Spring and Summer months for festival and vacation wear).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Comparable Sales
Similar terry cloth shirts from fast-fashion brands typically sell for $15-$20 on Depop. Premium versions (like Tombolo or Marine Layer) fetch $60+, but this construction suggests a mid-tier mall brand.
Description
Men's short sleeve button-up shirt featuring a pastel green and white vertical stripe pattern. Constructed from absorbent terry cloth fabric, this shirt features a notched lapel/camp collar style. Perfect for beach or poolside wear.
Key Features
Popular 'Vacation / Resort' aesthetic, trendy terry cloth texture, desirable sage green colorway, retro-inspired camp collar design.
Authenticity Indicators
The black neck label is consistent with contemporary fast-fashion branding. Not a high-counterfeit item; confidence in originality is High.
Flaws to Note
Significant wrinkling (requires steaming), potential for fabric snags, slight curling of the placket and collar edges.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Depop (best for trendy/textured items), Poshmark, or Mercari. The 'aesthetic' of this shirt fits the Depop demographic perfectly.
Selling Tips
Steam the garment before photographing to remove heavy wrinkles. Use keywords like 'Retro,' 'Resort Wear,' 'Toweling Shirt,' and 'Cabana.' Mention the texture specifically. Best sold in late spring.