Question 1

How do I choose between a full sleeve and half sleeve shirt?

Accepted Answer

It depends on occasion and season, not just preference. Full sleeve shirts are more versatile — you can roll them up in summer and wear them flat in cooler months. They also look more formal when kept buttoned. Half sleeve shirts are ideal for April to September in North India (like Punjab and Delhi) where the heat makes long sleeves impractical during the day. For the office, a full sleeve rolled to the elbow sits in the middle — professional but breathable. VSTRA full sleeve shirts are cut slightly longer in the arm than industry standard, which means they fit men above 5'10" without that "too short" sleeve issue.

Question 2

Is An Oversized Tshirt For Men Just A Bigger Size Regular Tee Or The Most Stylish Clothes For Men?

Accepted Answer

No — and this is the most common mistake men make when buying oversized. When searching for stylish clothes for men, it’s important to know that a proper oversized tshirt is pattern-cut differently: it has dropped shoulder seams (the seam sits lower on the arm), an extended hem, wider chest room, and usually heavier GSM fabric.​If you just buy an XL of a regular tee, the proportions are off — the body is wider but the shoulders aren’t dropped and the length doesn’t sit right. VSTRA's oversized tees start at 240 GSM and are structured to drape, not sag. Your normal size = relaxed oversized look. One size up = streetwear-heavy silhouette.

Question 3

What is the best black shirt for men that works for both casual and semi-formal?

Accepted Answer

Look for a slim-collar black shirt in reactive-dyed fabric — not pigment print. Pigment print fades significantly after 10–15 washes. VSTRA's black shirts use reactive dye, which bonds at the fibre level and keeps the black deeper for longer. For maximum versatility, go slim fit over regular fit — it tucks neatly for formal wear and looks intentional worn open. One detail most brands miss: the collar stiffener. A collar without a stiffener droops after a few washes. VSTRA shirts have removable collar stays so you can keep the collar sharp whenever you need it.

Question 4

What's the difference between cargo pants, joggers, and lowers?

Accepted Answer

Three different purposes: Cargo pants → Structured bottoms with multiple pockets. Woven fabric, meant to be worn like trousers but with utility. Joggers → Knit-fabric pants (French terry or fleece) with elastic waist and ribbed ankle. Primarily for casual or athletic wear. Lowers → The most relaxed of the three. Pure comfort wear for home, sleep, or very casual outings. The overlap: joggers and cargo can both work outdoors, but cargo is slightly more "outfit-level" and joggers are more "comfort-level." Lowers are best for home.

Question 5

Can I return or exchange if the size doesn't work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. VSTRA has a hassle-free size exchange policy. If the size doesn't fit as expected, raise an exchange request within 7 days of delivery. The garment should be unwashed and in original condition. We recommend checking our size guide before ordering, but we understand that sizing online isn't always perfect — especially the first time you order from a new brand. Our customer support is available on WhatsApp and email.

Question 6

What GSM should I look for in an oversized tee?

Accepted Answer

What GSM should I look for in an oversized tee? 220–280 GSM is the right range for an oversized tee that looks intentional and drapes properly. Below 200 GSM → fabric looks thin and flimsy, clings when sweaty, wrinkles easily. Above 280 GSM → starts to feel heavy in Indian summers (better for cooler months). VSTRA's standard oversized tees are 240 GSM — the sweet spot for year-round wear in most parts of India. Winter options: 260 GSM.

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