Shirts
Build a reliable wardrobe with shirts that fit well, feel comfortable, and work for office days, casual wear, and evenings out.
We look at fabrics, fits, and construction so you can choose shirts that stay sharp after regular wear and repeated washing.
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A good shirt should sit comfortably on the shoulders, fall cleanly through the body, and match how you actually dress—whether that’s business, casual, or somewhere in between.
Fabric, fit, and small details like collars and buttons make a big difference in how often you wear a shirt and how long it stays in rotation.
- Fabric: Cotton and cotton blends are breathable, linen works well in heat, and flannel suits cooler seasons.
- Fit: Slim, regular, and relaxed fits feel very different—check shoulders, chest, and sleeve length.
- Use: Oxford and poplin suit office wear, while softer weaves and patterns work for casual days.
- Care: Easy-care and wrinkle-resistant fabrics save time if you iron or steam less often.
Shirts by style and occasion
Shirts form the base of most outfits. Grouping them by use helps you build combinations that feel intentional, from workdays to relaxed weekends.
When is it time to upgrade your shirts?
Shirts gradually lose their shape as collars soften, cuffs wear, and colours fade. When a shirt no longer looks sharp, it’s usually time for a better-built replacement.
Upgrading a few key pieces often improves comfort and appearance more than buying many lower-quality options.
Shirts – common questions
Straightforward answers to common questions about choosing and maintaining shirts.
What shirt fit works best for everyday wear?
A regular or tailored fit usually works well—comfortable through the shoulders and chest without feeling tight or loose.
How many shirts do I need?
Most people do well with a small rotation of work shirts and a few casual options, focusing on quality over quantity.
How long should a good shirt last?
With proper washing and storage, a well-made shirt can last several seasons before showing noticeable wear.