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I thing I get why you've used vertical bars on the torso, to mimic fabric texture.
But I'd recommend against it since it clashes with all the dithered gradients around it and makes that area look flat, I think the same dithering treatment as everything else and/or curvy and more separated lines would give a better result.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll have to practice more.