Burberry sleeve-embroidered horseback short-sleeved shirtThis is an original design purchase. It is made of lightweight, flat-woven, tightly knitted cotton fabric, using 15-count tightly knitted cotton, 230g/㎡; paired with 32-count 1×1 ribbing, 340g/㎡. The fabric is a thick, heavy-weight fabric with strong texture and a crisp feel. Due to the thicker 15-count yarn, the shaping process is particularly important. It can eliminate the internal stress generated during the weaving of thick yarns and prevent the pattern from shifting due to fabric shrinkage when multiple layers of printing are carried out later. The collar is made of 100% cotton high-density tight ribbing. The 100% cotton ribbing achieves elasticity through high-density weaving, providing a more pure and natural touch. The decorative band of the embroidery pattern integrated into the cuff edge is the highlight of the design, and the band wraps completely around the circumference of the cuff. In the design of the silhouette, the sleeve length needs to be compensated and adjusted according to the width of the band. The stitching position of the band is located at the outermost edge of the cuff, forming a horizontal dividing line with the body. This design has a visual effect of horizontal truncation, making the sleeve shape more neat and tidy. At the same time, the sand-colored embroidery pattern and the main color tone form a soft contrast, and the embroidery of the equestrian knight emblem is done using stitch-by-stitch embroidery or chain stitch embroidery techniques. Before the embroidery, a water-soluble backing paper is adhered to the back of the base fabric to prevent the high-density embroidery from causing the fabric to wrinkle. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is removed by water washing, leaving a smooth and exquisite outline of the emblem. The embroidery of the equestrian knight emblem is located on the left chest of the front, forming a classic asymmetrical visual center. This embroidery emblem uses a small size and high precision processing method, creating a composition relationship of points and lines with the linear decoration on the cuff. The emblem on the front is the visual focus, and the decorative band of the embroidery pattern at the cuff edge is the extended decorative rhythm. In the design of the silhouette, the embroidery position should be located in the flat area of the pectoral muscle to avoid deformation of the embroidery due to the human body curve. The casual design is between the standard and loose designs. Its core features are: the shoulder line slightly exceeds the shoulder peak point, presenting a slight dropped shoulder effect; the chest width exceeds the net size by approximately 12-16cm, and the body is in a straight-tailoring cut; the sleeve length is wider than the standard short sleeve and slightly longer. When paired with the 230g thick, heavy-weight fabric, the stiffness of the fabric supports the structural sense of the casual design - neither overly loose like the loose design nor stiff like the standard design. The advantage of the casual design lies in "moderate looseness", complementing the classic British style of the equestrian knight emblem, and suitable for the transition between daily casual and sports scenarios.