Linen men's ao dai Vietnamese

- Relaxed fit; Mandarin collar; Long sleeves.

- Style 1B: Front one piece, front round buttons, simple and modern style.

- Standard hem length +/- 43.5 inches (110 cm) for the model's height of 5ft8.

- Handcrafted with French seams for a clean, refined finish.

- 100% linen, medium weight (200gsm), free-shrinkage, breezy, breathable and soft feel.

- Explore 60+ color options.

- Colors may appear slightly different depending on your screen and lighting.

CUSTOMIZATION

- Different lengths are possible.

- Free customizations; let us know your preferences (hem, fit, neck, sleeves, etc.).

- Hand-embroidery options can be added (flowers, animals, symbols, names, dates, and more). Pricing varies depending on the design.

SIZE GUIDE

All pieces are made to measure for the best fit. You can provide sizing in two ways:

1. Custom size (recommended, no extra cost): Provide your bust, waist, hip, height, and weight. For sizes XL and above (bust over 38”/97cm), including shoulder width, armhole circumference, and upper arm circumference ensures a better fit.

2. Standard size: Refer to our size chart and double-check to select the right size. To ensure accuracy, we recommend also providing your usual garment size (e.g., US 6, UK 14, etc.), along with your weight and height.

- Select Custom or Standard size when ordering. Fit is based on provided measurements, not just the label.

- Double-check your measurements for accuracy.

Hand washing is highly recommended, especially for linen with hand-embroidered patterns. Machine washable, please follow these instructions:

- Wash with cold water on a gentle cycle using mild detergent and a short wash. For embroidered pieces, turn them inside out to protect the embroidery.

- Use a laundry bag and avoid washing with items that could cause damage, such as clothing with zippers.

- Do not bleach.

- Air dry whenever possible.

- For a naturally soft linen look, avoid ironing and leave it slightly creased.

- To remove wrinkles, iron inside out on low heat. Avoid using steam on embroidered areas—iron on the reverse side or place a pressing cloth over the embroidery before ironing.