Hallie AbramsFounder & Lead Stylist, The Wardrobe Consultant

The tie-front detail instantly adds a feminine touch!

18 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube style monologue by the creator (kind-iguana) praising a lightweight pique-cotton collared shirt with a tie-front detail that creates a feminine flair. The speaker demonstrates tying a square knot and pairs the top with a 13.5" athletic skirt described as technically for pickleball but also suitable for golf; the video includes personal fit/length preferences and styling confidence comments.

Questions this video answers

Lightweight pique cotton.

July 18, 2025.

13.5 inches (thirteen and a half inches).

A square knot (left over right and under, then right over left and under).

Chapters

I'm so excited about this shirt because I have to tell you, most of the time, like collared shirts, I feel very like Jake from State Farm. They just don't, like, fully resonate with me, these polo kind of shirts. But this one first, it's lightweight, it's a pique cotton, but it's light, it's not stiff. And then I really like that it is made to be tied, so it gives it a bit of a feminine flair. And then we get to do my favorite trick, left over right and under, right over left and under. And that's how we get a lovely square knot. And then it feels like it cinches at the waist. You can wear this. This is technically a pickleball skirt, but you certainly can wear it for golf. It's a 13 and a half inch length, which for me happens to be my sweet spot. Some people like a little longer, some shorter. I have another skirt I could wear it with, but with the collared shirt, I think it totally works for golf. I don't think I would get in trouble, and I do. I still need a tan on my legs, but other than that, I'm feeling good.