Oversize embroidery — Streetwear style never goes out of style

Oversize has been a symbol of global streetwear culture since the 90s — from the streets of Harajuku (Tokyo) to Downtown LA, from Korea to Saigon. When meticulously embroidered, an oversize shirt is not only comfortable but also carries its own story and personality — something that mass-printed shirts can never have.

Why Is Oversize Embroidery So Hot?

Streetwear trends 2025 promote two seemingly contradictory values: physical comfort and Be careful about aesthetics. Embroidered oversize shirt solves both at the same time:

• The spacious form gives a feeling of freedom and freedom - suitable for all shapes and situations.

• Embroidered patterns create a highlight with depth, "saying" something about the wearer.

• Sustainability: embroidered shirts can be used for 5–10 years, not "outdated" like printed shirts with fast trends.

Oversize Embroidered Outfits For Men

Look 1: Relaxed Casual

Oversize embroidery + cotton jogger pants + low-top sneakers. The most comfortable combo for the holidays, but still looks "purposeful" thanks to the embroidery.

Key tip: Choose a jogger that matches the shirt (both white, both black, or dark shirt + light pants).

Look 2: Sporty Streetwear

Oversize embroidery + khaki or cargo shorts + chunky sneakers. Add a baseball cap to complete the standard streetwear outfit.

Key tip: Leave the hem of the shirt outside the pants to create long proportions — avoid tucking the shirt into the pants when wearing oversize.

Look 3: Smart Casual

Oversize embroidery + chinos or wide-leg trousers in neutral colors + leather loafers. It may sound strange, but this combo really "works" — the oversize shirt creates a comfortable style, the pants and shoes take the outfit up a notch.

Oversize Embroidered Outfits for Women

Look 1: Shirt Like Dress — Boyfriend Look

Wear Oversize like a mini dress — add a thin leather belt to create a waist, combine with ankle boots or sneakers. This is the most "unique" way to wear and is extremely popular in women's streetwear today.

Look 2: Side Tuck

Gently tuck a corner of the shirt into high-waisted jeans — accentuate your hips and accentuate your curves. The embroidery on the chest is still fully visible.

Look 3: Layer Over Slip Dress

Wear the embroidered Oversize over a silk or satin slip dress that is longer than the shirt — leaving the skirt exposed underneath to create a layering effect. This trend is very hot among Korean youth and is spreading to Vietnam.

Where is the Best Place to Place Embroidery Patterns?

The embroidery position greatly affects the overall feel of the shirt:

• Left chest: The most classic position, creating the feeling of a brand logo. Sophisticated, suitable for all styles.

• Center chest: Bold, statement — suitable for larger designs, bold text or patterns.

• Shirt back: The most dramatic — large embroidery on the back creates a "back print" typical of high-end streetwear.

• Sleeve: Subtle and cool — embroidered small letters or numbers on the sleeves create a mysterious feeling, "you have to look closely to see it".

• Collar/hem: Small signature in an unexpected position — the kind of detail that makes the viewer ask "where did that come from?"

Choose the Correct Embroidery Oversize Size

Oversized does not mean "wear any size larger than you". There is a difference between intentionally oversized (intentional) and just too big (too wide looks messy):

• Choose a shirt that goes over your hips but not above your knees.

• The shoulder of the shirt falls about 3–5cm compared to the real shoulder — creating the characteristic "dropped shoulder".

• Sleeves shouldn't be too long — they should end about mid-arm.

Oversize Embroidery — Truly Unisex

One of Oversize's biggest strengths is its calculation unisex — both men and women wear them well, and sizes can be shared. This is why oversize embroidery is the "safest" gift: there is no need to know the exact size of the recipient.

GUTAN Suggestions: When choosing Oversize embroidery, prioritize moderate patterns placed on the left chest or back of the shirt - enough to create a highlight without making the shirt look "messy". Less is more is always true with oversize.