This oversized short-sleeve shirt from Ten Million features a distinctive vertical striped pattern in army green with subtle teal and olive accents, crafted for a relaxed, streetwear-inspired silhouette. The classic button-front design includes a pointed collar, two chest patch pockets (one with a branded leather patch), and a clean hemline—ideal for layering or wearing solo. A maroon-and-white striped necktie is styled with the shirt for visual contrast, though it appears to be a styling prop rather than an included accessory. Made from lightweight, breathable fabric (likely cotton or cotton-blend), it offers comfort for warm-weather wear while maintaining structure. The garment’s loose fit and retro academic aesthetic align with contemporary Y2K and normcore trends, making it versatile for casual outings, creative workplaces, or layered looks with jeans, cargo shorts, or tailored trousers. The brand tag at the collar reads 'TEN MILLION', and the bottom text confirms 'BEAT BOY ING ORIGINAL DESIGN'—indicating an independent designer label focused on expressive, freedom-themed apparel. Perfect for spring/summer daily wear, this piece balances playful formality with effortless cool.