The guayabera/camp shirt is a classic style. This one is newer, and so distinctive in a tongue-in-cheek way! I am guessing 90s to Y2K, but it's difficult to tell without readable tags. The shirt is squarecut, with a back yoke, short sleeves, and open collar. There are bound horizontal inset pockets on both sides of the chest. The velvety jungle cat print is used for the collar, sleeve cuffs, and panels down the front on both sides.

SIZE: Labeled L

FABRIC/COLORS: Primary fabric is black and woven, medium to heavy weight, fiber burn test suggests acetate. The leopard print fabric is also synthetic - plush on the right side and a slippery jersey knit on the back. 

TAGS: There is a black satin maker's tag, but it is so worn that I couldn't decipher anything even with bright light and magnification.

CLOSURES: The shirt closes with five small black plastic buttons.

CONDITION: I found a snag at the back of the left sleeve. No other issues noted.