A casual unisex model with a loose fit

Sizes: XS,S,M,L,XL,XXL,3XL,4XL
The sizes in this pattern do not follow a uniform increase, because there are 20 stitches in the yoke pattern, so the number of stitches in the yoke is partly the same in adjacent sizes, the difference is caused by how wide the bottom part you need.

Armpit circumference (XS)86, (S)92, (M)103, (L)114, (XL)126, (XXL)132, (3XL)137,(4XL)148cm
Length from hem to armpit for women (XS)43, (S)44 (M)45, (L)46, (XL)47, (XXL)48, (3XL)49, (4XL)50cm (or your own length)
Length from hem to armpit for men (XS)45,(S)46, (M)47, (L)48, (XL)49,(XXL)50, (3XL)51, (4XL)52 cm (or your own length)
Sleeve length for women (XS)46, (S)47, (M)48, (L)49, (XL)50, (XXL)51, (3XL)52, (4XL) 52 cm (or your own length)
Sleeve length for men (XS)49, (S)50, (M)51, (L)52, (XL)53, (XXL)54, (3XL)55, (4XL) 56 cm (or your own length)

When thinking about the appropriate measurements for a shirt, it is worth digging out your favorite shirt from the closet and measuring the length from armpit to hem, the circumference under the armpit and the sleeve length from armpit to cuff. As humans, we have very different lengths of arms and bodies, measuring in advance always brings the best result.

Yarn consumption Alafosslopi 100gr skein (or Lettlopi double 2x50g skein)
Yarn consumption is always indicative, the final consumption always depends on your own choices, e.g. in terms of the length of the songs

Main color: 9974 (XS)5, (S)5-6, (M)5-6, (L)6, (XL)6-7, (XXL)7, (3XL)7-8, (4XL)8-9
A 0709 (XS)1, (S)1, (M)1, (L)1, (XL)1, (XXL)2, (3XL)1, (4XL) 2 pcs
B 0118 (XS)1, (S)1, (M)1, (L)1, (XL)1, (XXL)1, (3XL)1, (4XL)2 pcs
C 0010 (XS)1, (S)1, (M)1, (L)1, (XL)1, (XXL)1, (3XL)1, (4XL)2 pcs
D 0008 (XS)1, (S)1, (M)1, (L)1, (XL)1, (XXL)1, (3XL)1,(4XL)2pcs
Knitting
Circular needle 4.5mm 40 and 80cm
Circular needle 6mm 40,60 and 80cm
Double pointed needles 4.5mm and 6mm

Knitting gauge
10 x 10 cm = 13 sts and 18 rows stockinette stitch on 6mm needles
The front and back piece and the sleeves are knitted in the round from the bottom edge to the armhole. After this, the pieces are joined on the same circular needle. The row always starts from the left edge of the shirt. In the yoke, the row starts on the left side of the back piece (with the sleeve stitches)