Cyber-Y2K · boxy straight, square through the body

Boxy Tipped Pique Polo

GlitchPique

220 GSM cotton pique, 58 cm chest, 70 cm length, 2 cm shoulder drop, 4.5 cm flat-knit rib collar with two-stripe tipping, 14 cm two-button placket, rib sleeve bands

FRONT

BACK

Free vector flat

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The drawing above, front and back, as an editable vector — open it in Illustrator, Figma or Affinity and put your own graphics on it. Measurements aren't on the flat; they're in the tech pack.

The vector flat above is free and always will be. The tech pack — graded measurements, tolerances, fabric weights and construction — is the paid part.

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Fabric

220

GSM · Heavyweight · range 200–250

Cotton pique — 100% cotton, combed ring-spun. Bio-polished and compacted. Pique shows every needle line, so specify a clean, even cloth and reject panels with running lines

Trim: Flat-knit rib collar and sleeve bands, tipped · 95% cotton / 5% elastane · 300 GSM

What does GSM mean? Read the fabric weight guide →

How it's made

Shoulder

Set-in, near-natural shoulder, 2 cm drop — 4-thread overlock + 0.6 cm twin-needle topstitch, neck tape caught in

Neck

Flat-knit rib collar attached with the body on top; 1.2 cm twill tape across the back neck, self-fabric back neck binding over it · rib height: 4.5 cm · topstitch: Coverstitch 0.6 cm on the body side of the collar seam

Closure

two-button half placket · buttons: 2 · button size: 20L, 1.25 cm, 2-hole · spacing: 5.5 cm

Placket

self-fabric two-piece placket, 3.4 cm finished width · length: 14 cm · bottom: Bar-tacked box, 1.8 cm wide, through all plies · interlining: Light knit fusible in the buttonhole ply only

Sleeve hem

3.5 cm flat-knit rib band, tipped to match the collar

Body hem

2.5 cm 2.5 cm turned-up hem, coverstitched. Straight and level front to back — no shirt tail; 5 cm side-seam vents bar-tacked at the top

Side seams

4-thread overlock, with a 5 cm vent at each hem

Stitch density spi

12 stitches per inch

Size chart

Garment laid flat · M is the sample size

Measure

XXL

A

Body length (HPS to hem) ± 1 cm

B

Chest width (1 cm below armhole) ± 1 cm

55.5

60.5

65.5

C

Hem width ± 1 cm

55.5

60.5

65.5

D

Across shoulder (seam to seam) ± 1 cm

48.5

51.5

54.5

E

Sleeve length (from shoulder seam) ± 1 cm

F

Sleeve opening (rib band, flat) ± 0.5 cm

17.5

18.5

19.5

G

Armhole (straight) ± 0.5 cm

O

Collar height (centre back, attachment to edge) ± 0.5 cm

4.5

5.5

P

Placket length (HPS to bar-tack) ± 0.5 cm

13.5

14.5

15.5

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Colourways

Bone / Navy tipping

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Faded Black / Bone tipping

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Butter / Spruce tipping

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Trims & notes

• Buttons x2 + 1 spare (20L, 1.25 cm)

• Flat-knit tipped collar x1 (knitted to shape)

• Flat-knit tipped sleeve bands x2

• 1.2 cm twill neck tape (~22 cm)

• Light knit fusible, placket ply (~0.02 m2)

• Woven label (inside back neck)

• Care label (side seam, 10 cm above hem)

• Buy the collar and sleeve bands as knitted-to-shape trims at a stock gauge. Knitting them in a custom yarn colour is a 300-unit-per-colour yarn minimum and it will cost more than the rest of the garment.

• The tipping has to match across collar and both bands within the same dye lot. Order all three from one supplier in one order — a collar from one lot against bands from another is visibly two different whites.

• Keep the hem level front and back. A polo with a dropped back tail reads as a golf shirt; square and boxy at 70 cm is what makes this a streetwear piece.

• Collar point roll is set by the knit, not by pressing. Specify a 4.5 cm height from attachment seam to edge and ask for a collar that stands at the back without fusing — a fused pique collar in a boxy polo looks corporate and will not relax into the body.

• Bar-tack the placket bottom 1.8 cm wide. Two buttons means the opening is pulled wider to get it over the head than a four-button henley, and all of that load lands on one box.

• Sleeve bands at 18 cm flat against a 22 cm sleeve length are deliberate: the band is the detail. Longer than 24 cm and the sleeve becomes the garment's focus instead of the collar.