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RIESENHEMD - Shirt extra long sleeve 72 cm Berlin - Fashion in Extra Length

Excellent extra-long shirts looking for a new home!

by Dirk + Rosario in Men's Shirts

RIESENHEMD Hamburg is a family business and exclusively manufactures extra-long shirts. After many months of work, we proudly present our first collection of men's extra-long shirts. All our shirts feature extra-long sleeves (72 cm), are slightly tailored, and have an extra-long body. Our classic-modern design with many well-thought-out details makes our shirts real eye-catchers.

Our Business Shirts and casual shirts are of very high quality and durable. The fabrics of our shirts are made from 100% natural fibers (cotton) and have Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification. The fabrics have a high density and are tightly sewn so that the shirt can retain its shape for a long time.

Our shirts are manufactured in Spain with European cotton. You can wear all RIESENHEMD Hamburg products knowing that European labor and production standards are maintained.

Every shirt contains the knowledge, skill and time of many people. This is the only way to create a truly excellent product. Therefore: wear our shirts with pride - you are wearing a truly high-quality product!

Go directly to our extra-long sleeve shirts – Business Shirts and casual shirts for tall men:

We at RIESENHEMD Hamburg are convinced that we can offer you an excellent product. OUR ONLINE SHOP IS NOW OPEN!

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Sustainably produced shirts. As in many other areas of life, environmental awareness and sustainability are gaining importance in the fashion industry. We all own significantly more clothing items today than in the past, and the clothing we buy is often worn only a few times and then quickly discarded or thrown away. The fashion industry is therefore also complicit in the waste of unnecessary resources and in further environmental pollution. Not to mention the sometimes precarious production conditions, low wages in foreign countries, and long transportation routes. RIESENHEMD Hamburg offers exclusive and sustainably produced shirts. Classic-Modern Design As manufacturers, we at RIESENHEMD Hamburg try to do our part for sustainability. That's why we offer you a deliberately limited collection of high-quality, classic-modern shirts for tall men from 1.90 meters and up, which you can wonderfully combine and wear with different styles. It's important to us that our shirts are versatile and can therefore be worn often. You can wear RIESENHEMD shirts on their own or combine them with sweaters, jackets, and various suits. Our models go well with jeans, chinos, and dress pants. In summer, you can wear our shirts open with rolled-up sleeves. In winter with a vest, blazer, and coat. On our Pinterest page, you can get inspiration on how to combine shirts in different ways, suitable for every season, every occasion, or lifestyle. High Quality To ensure that RIESENHEMD shirts last as long as possible and can be worn often by you, we make great efforts to manufacture our shirts to a high standard. We pay attention to this both in the selection of materials used and in the workmanship. We follow the approach of the Slow Fashion movement in the fashion industry. Production in Europe We have also deliberately chosen production in Europe with fabrics manufactured here. RIESENHEMD shirts are produced in Spain according to European environmental and social standards. Our producer is a family business in its second generation. We bring value creation back to Europe. We deliberately avoid using chemicals in all RIESENHEMD shirts that make the fabric wrinkle-free. All our fabrics (100% cotton) are tested and certified for harmful substances according to the strict "OEKO-TEX® – STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX" process. And Much More... Wherever possible, we use various recycled materials in our packaging. Both the plastic wrapper and the cardboard are 100% recycled. We are looking for further ways to reduce our packaging materials as much as possible and are open to innovative ideas. As consumers, we value making sustainability statements in our clothing choices. On one hand, through conscious selection of which clothing items we buy, and on the other hand through good care so that the clothing lasts as long as possible. And when we no longer like a piece of clothing, we give it away, recycle it, or use the fabric for other pieces – because we believe: clothing items don't belong in the trash! In this context, we refer to other articles on our blog: How to properly iron and store men's shirts How to properly wash and dry shirts How do you recognize a high-quality shirt? When you wear a shirt from RIESENHEMD Hamburg, you can be proud – you have acquired a high-quality garment, and with your purchase made a small contribution to more sustainability in the fashion industry.

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When washing a shirt, the surface becomes rough due to fibers loosening from the fabric, and the shirt wrinkles. Fortunately, shirts can be ironed, because using heat and moisture makes the shirt smooth and presentable to wear again. But how do you iron well and efficiently (because ironing is only moderately enjoyable)? And how do you fold a shirt afterwards if you can't store it hanging on a hanger? Here are a few tips from RIESENHEMD Hamburg on ironing and storing men's shirts, so you can enjoy wearing them more. How to Properly Iron Men's Shirts First: Ironing heat literally burns stains and sweat residue into the fabric, so you should only iron clean, ideally freshly washed clothing. If possible, don't let the shirt dry completely, as it irons better when slightly damp. If the shirt is too dry, you'll need to moisten the shirt with a spray bottle and ideally let it rest in a plastic bag for a few minutes. When ironing: Always move the iron in the direction of the grain, anything else distorts the fabric. You'll achieve better results if you iron with the steam function. Pull the shirt taut while ironing. Use the correct temperature when ironing, follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Here's our suggested sequence for ironing a shirt: Start with one of the sleeves. Iron them from inside to outside. The edges are ironed last. For a button cuff, the buttons should be facing up when ironing. For a French cuff or double cuff, make sure the buttonholes lie flat on top of each other. If you have an ironing board, you can iron the sleeves round. Don't iron the cuffs for too long. Then iron the shoulders, using the tip of the ironing board for this. Next, iron the collar from the points inward and not for too long. Iron both sides. If the collar has collar stays, remove them for ironing and insert them again after ironing. Then iron the back panel; here make sure that the back pleats are ironed in evenly. Finally, iron the front of the shirt. Make sure to iron around the buttons. Non-iron and easy-iron shirts come out of the washing machine much smoother, but usually still need to be ironed. Ironing is somewhat easier here; a shirt should be fully ironed in about 3-4 minutes. A regular cotton shirt takes a few minutes longer, depending on the fabric. Should you therefore always only buy "non-iron" and "easy-iron" shirts? That's a matter of taste. "Non-iron" involves a special, elaborate sealing process for the fabric; here the cotton fibers are treated with synthetic resin using ammonia. With "easy-iron," the shirt is sealed through strong heating, called dry cross-linking. A shirt made from 100% cotton without either of these two treatment methods is, in contrast, significantly more breathable because the surface is not sealed with synthetic resins or heat; this means you sweat less or sweat is better wicked outward. How to Properly Store Men's Shirts Shirts are best stored hanging. If you want to fold them, let them cool for 30 minutes after ironing. When folding, first close the buttons and then lay the shirt face down. Fold the shirt at half the shoulder, then fold it down with the sleeve. When you've done this on both sides, the shirt should have the shape of a long rectangle. Then fold the lower part of the shirt body over the cuffs and fold it one last time; now the lower part of the rectangle should rest at the collar. We hope that these tips on ironing and folding will help you enjoy your shirts for as long as possible. How to Properly Wash and Dry Shirts Spring Cleaning in the Wardrobe

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Shirts are everyday items and wear out over time. There are many causes for this – the fabric rubs during wear, for example against the skin at the collar, against facial hair, or against a watch on the wrist. However, the fabric experiences particular "stress" when washing shirts. First signs of wear typically appear after about 15 washes. Stiftung Warentest showed in a 2016 test that after the 30th wash cycle, virtually every shirt shows more or less worn collar tips. Nevertheless, careful washing and drying can help ensure that shirts look good and can be worn for as long as possible. We at RIESENHEMD would like to give you a few tips: When Washing: When washing, pay attention to the care labels. The washing machine should not be too full. Use an appropriate detergent – there are special detergents for delicate fabrics like silk and wool, as well as for white and colored laundry. For cotton shirts, we recommend a temperature between 30°-60° Celsius. Higher temperatures are harder on the fabric, but are more effective against dirt, odor, and bacteria. By the way: The fabrics of our shirts are sanforized – this is a natural finishing process that prevents the fabric from shrinking during washing. When washing, also make sure that a gentle cycle is used for spinning (ideal is 600-800 spin revolutions). Afterwards, don't leave the shirts in the drum for too long. If you turn the shirt inside out, the collar and cuffs can be washed more effectively. If the collar and cuffs are very dirty, you can use a stain spray or pre-wash these parts by hand. If possible, remove the collar stays before washing and reinsert them after ironing. You can wash the shirt with buttons closed or open – there are different opinions on this; we ourselves don't have a particular preference for one or the other option. We would rather not recommend using fabric softener. See also the article "Why Fabric Softener is Often Completely Unnecessary" When Drying: Shirts do not belong in the dryer!!! They dry best when hung up. Remove the shirts from the washing machine as soon as possible and shake them vigorously to avoid unnecessary wrinkling. Sunlight is a natural bleaching agent for white laundry and is particularly recommended for white shirts. Colored laundry, on the other hand, should best be hung indoors – but if you still want to dry your shirt on a line outside, you should at least hang it inside out. When drying indoors, make sure there is sufficient ventilation. By following these rules, you will enjoy your shirts for a long time. Tips on Ironing and Storing Men's Shirts Spring Cleaning in the Wardrobe

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