Tw5945 Relaxed Fit Midweight L/s Flannel Gravel L/S Woven

I need to flag two issues before writing:

1. "Tucked or untucked" is a banned use-case invention per Rule 1 — but here it's actually in the input, so I may keep it. Wait, let me re-read Rule 1: "works tucked or untucked" is listed as a banned invented framing. However, the input literally states "Made to be worn tucked or untucked." Rule 1 says banned inferences are things *I* invent; if the input states it, I can use it. I'll include it.

2. Rule 1 bans "without restricting movement" type filler — but the input says "unrestricted range of motion" and "natural range of motion." I can use "range of motion" language since it's in the input, but I should not repeat it twice (the input repeats it; I'll consolidate).

3. "Stretch" and "relaxed fit" and "easy layering" are all in the input — usable.

4. "Midweight cotton blend" — "midweight" is from the product name/input, "cotton blend" from the input. Usable. I cannot add "soft," "breathable," etc.

5. Rule 1 bans "works for layering or on its own" as an invented framing — but the input says "easy layering." I can reference layering since the input mentions it.

Let me also check: the input calls it a "shirt jacket" and "plaid flannel shirt." I'll go with what the input says.

No specs block — I don't have fabric weight in oz, care instructions, or enough distinct specs. I have: midweight cotton blend, stretch, relaxed fit, plaid flannel. I'll fold into prose. Only one or two bullets' worth of features at most — I'll keep it tight.

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Carhartt's TW5945 is a midweight cotton-blend plaid flannel shirt jacket with a relaxed fit and just enough stretch for an unrestricted range of motion. Made to be worn tucked or untucked, and cut for easy layering.

• Midweight cotton-blend plaid flannel
• Relaxed fit
• Stretch construction for unrestricted range of motion