# 1970s Peach Embroidered Long Sleeve Disco Shirt – Modern Men’s S/M to Slim M

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- Published: 2026-06-30T03:23:02-07:00
- Author: russ

A 1970s peach embroidered long sleeve button-up shirt with the kind of soft, romantic
detailing that makes vintage disco-era menswear so good. The shirt features tonal
embroidery down the front panels, small dotted embroidery across the body, pearlized
buttons, button cuffs, and a long pointed collar.

The fabric is lightweight and slightly sheer, giving it an easy drape while still
fitting close through the body. The color sits somewhere between peach, coral, and
soft pink, which makes it especially good with cream trousers, worn denim, brown
cords, white tailoring, or layered under a suede, leather, or textured jacket.

The shape reads slim and body-skimming on Dean, with a longer curved hem and a close
fit through the chest and sleeves. It has that 1970s balance of softness and swagger:
romantic enough for jewelry and open buttons, but still clean enough to tuck into
tailored trousers.

No clear brand or size tag is shown in the photos. Based on Dean’s measurements 
and the visible fit, this is best for a modern men’s **S/M to slim M**, approximately**
38/40 chest**, depending on desired fit.

Shown on Dean with light trousers and jewelry. Listing is for the **shirt only**.

## **Details**

Brand: **Label not shown****
 
Era: Estimated 1970s
 
Marked Size: No clear size
tag shown
 
Estimated Modern Size: Men’s S/M to slim M, approx 38/40 chest
 
Size
Basis: Dean’s measurements, visible slim model fit, long sleeve button-up silhouette,
and 1970s disco shirt styling context
 
Model: Dean
 
Model Measurements: 6’2”, 
170 lb, 15.5” neck, men’s Medium shirt, 36” sleeve, 40” chest, 40L slim-fit suit,
31/32” waist, 33” inseam, size 12 shoe
 
Model Fit Reference: Fits Dean slim through
the chest, torso, and sleeves with a body-skimming vintage shape
 
Color: Peach /
coral-pink
 
Material: Lightweight semi-sheer woven fabric
 
Collar: Long pointed
collar
 
Sleeves: Long sleeves with button cuffs
 
Closure: Front button closure


Pattern / Detail: Tonal front embroidery with small dotted embroidery throughout


Hem: Curved shirt hem
 
Condition: Good vintage condition

## **Fit Notes**

No clear size tag is shown. Estimated modern fit is **men’s S/M to slim M**, approximately**
38/40 chest**.

Shown on Dean, who is **6’2”, 170 lb**, wears a **men’s Medium shirt**, **40L slim-
fit suit**, has a **40” chest**, **36” sleeve**, and **31/32” waist**. On Dean, 
the shirt fits slim through the chest, arms, and torso with a close vintage shape.
Best for a modern men’s Small/Medium or someone who wears a slim Medium and prefers
a fitted 1970s shirt silhouette.

Because Dean is tall with a 36” sleeve, the sleeve and body length are useful references
for taller wearers. The shirt is fitted on him rather than relaxed.

## **Condition**

Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age. The shirt presents beautifully
overall, with strong color and intact tonal embroidery, but there is visible age-
related wear including light scattered marks and a small darker mark near the lower
front hem area. No major structural flaws are visible in the photos. Please review
photos carefully.

## **Styling Notes**

Wear it open at the collar with chains and cream trousers for a full 1970s look,
or tuck it into high-rise denim, brown cords, or black pleated pants. It also layers
well under a suede jacket, leather blazer, safari jacket, or sharp neutral sport
coat. The peach tone pairs especially well with ivory, tan, chocolate brown, washed
denim, olive, rust, and gold jewelry.

## **Shown with**

Styled with light trousers and jewelry for shoot styling. Listing is for the **shirt
only** unless otherwise stated.

## **Curation Note**

Selected for its soft peach color, tonal embroidery, long pointed collar, and slim
1970s silhouette. It has the romantic disco-era menswear quality Quirk looks for:
wearable, expressive, and easy to style without feeling costume-like.
