Gracey Oversized Seersucker Shirt

The Gracey is the kind of oversized button-down that makes everything underneath it look more intentional — thrown over a bikini on the way to the beach, or half-tucked into wide-leg trousers for dinner. The cotton-kapok seersucker is softer and airier than classic seersucker has any right to be, with the puckered texture built into the weave so it holds its character without ever needing an iron.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Oversized
• Silhouette: Button-down with shirttail hem
  
• Model info: Kristen is 5'10", wearing a size small

MATERIALS

Fabric: 70% Cotton, 30% Kapok

Made: Made responsibly in China by a manufacturing partner audited by reputable third-party certifiers and held to Marine Layer's published Vendor Code of Ethics. The oversized silhouette is intentional — cut to borrow-from-his-closet proportions that wear equally well belted, open, or fully unbuttoned over a swimsuit.

Sustainability: Kapok is one of the most sustainable natural fibers in the world — harvested wild from tropical seed pods without irrigation or pesticides, and naturally among the lightest fibers by weight. Blended with cotton, it gives this fabric a noticeably airier hand than conventional seersucker while keeping the fiber content entirely natural. Marine Layer is a certified B Corp committed to having 75% of its products made with sustainable materials by 2030. All manufacturing partners undergo third-party auditing and have signed the brand's Vendor Code of Ethics. Orders ship in recyclable Vela bags; all tags and catalogs are printed on FSC-certified paper.

CARE

Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.

STYLED BY LADDER

Wear it as a set with the matching Isla Seersucker Short for an effortless warm-weather uniform, or style it solo over a simple ribbed tank and linen trousers — the shirttail hem and oversized proportions do all the work for you.

ABOUT MARINE LAYER

Marine Layer is a San Francisco-based apparel brand built around one deceptively simple idea: clothes should feel as good as they look, and making them responsibly isn't optional. As a certified B Corp since 2022 — a standard met by fewer than 0.5% of U.S. apparel brands — they hold themselves to verified benchmarks for environmental and social accountability across their entire supply chain. Their Re-Spun take-back program has diverted hundreds of thousands of pounds of clothing from landfills, and they're on track to have 75% of their line made with sustainable materials by 2030. It's feel-good fashion in the most literal sense.