What Men's shirts are trending?
Right now, relaxed is winning. Think oversized and easy through the shoulders so a shirt moves with you, not against you. Camp-collar resort shirts are having a moment—breezy, boxy, and perfect unbuttoned over a tee. Linen and linen-blend shirts are big too, because breathable beats sweaty every time. They nail that “put together but not trying too hard” look for everything from beach days to birthday dinners.
Checks and textures are also back on your grid. Flannel shirts bring that soft, lived-in feel for cooler nights, while cord and denim shirts add a bit of weight and structure without going full jacket. For prints, stripes and minimal graphics are easy wins—clean, repeatable, and not shouty. If you’re into colour, earthy neutrals, washed blues, and soft pastels keep it fresh without clashing with your wardrobe.
Smart-casual is still a thing, just more chilled. Oxfords and poplin shirts in relaxed cuts work hard from 9am to 9pm. Roll the sleeves, half-tuck, done. Stretch blends pop up across the range so your shirt gives a little when you move. And overshirts—aka shackets—are the MVP for layering. Throw one over a tank or tee, and you’ve got instant structure with zero effort.
How to style a Men's shirt?
Start with fit. Loose and relaxed reads modern and effortless, especially worn open over a heavyweight tee and straight-leg jeans. If you prefer a cleaner profile, go regular-fit and tuck it into chinos or tailored shorts; add a belt and white sneakers for a low-fuss, sharp finish. Oversized camp collars love a tank underneath—unbutton a couple up top, keep the sleeves loose, and you’ve got easy airflow and a strong silhouette.
Play with texture and contrast. Pair a crisp poplin shirt with faded denim for balance, or match a soft flannel with cargo pants and boots for off-duty structure. Linen on linen? Absolutely—just mix weights and tones so it looks intentional. For prints, let the shirt lead and keep the rest simple. If the shirt is loud, go quiet down below. If it’s clean and minimal, level up with statement pants, a cap, or a chain.
Buttoned or unbuttoned depends on the moment. Buttoned up with an Oxford and chinos takes you to work, grad, or date night without going full formal. Unbuttoned over a tee leans casual and layered—great for music festivals, markets, and weekend hangs. Tucking rules are easy: full tuck for polish, half-tuck for that “I tried, but not too hard” energy, untucked for casual with shorts or relaxed pants.
Shoes seal the deal. Sneakers keep it casual, loafers smarten it up, boots add edge. If you’re layering an overshirt, choose a slightly heavier fabric so it sits right and doesn’t cling. And yes, size up for that boxy, street-led silhouette—just keep the shoulders sitting close enough that it doesn’t slide around.
How to wear a shirt all year round?
Summer calls for airflow. Short-sleeve resort Shirts and linen Tops keep you cool when the temps spike. Wear them open over a tank or light tee, or buttoned with a couple undone at the collar. Lighter colours reflect heat, and breathable weaves help you stay chill from the beach to late-night eats. Keep the fit relaxed so nothing sticks when it’s warm.
In-between seasons are prime for layering. Overshirts and lightweight denim shirts act like jackets without the bulk—ideal for cool mornings that turn into warm arvos. Throw one over a tee or long-sleeve, and stash a cap or beanie to shift the vibe. Flannel shirts are clutch here: soft, warm, and easy to tie around your waist when the sun shows up.
Winter’s about warmth without stiffness. Reach for heavier flannels, cord shirts, or lined overshirts. Layer them over a long-sleeve tee or thermal and under a puffer or coat. Keep the bottom half simple—straight jeans or relaxed cargos—and let the shirt add texture. Button up fully when the wind bites; open it up indoors to breathe. A darker palette works well in cold weather, but a pop of colour under a neutral overshirt keeps things alive.
Year-round care keeps shirts in rotation longer. Wash cold to look after colour and fabric, hang to dry to keep shapes clean, and give them a quick steam to smooth out creases. That way your favourite Shirts stay ready, and you spend less time ironing and more time wearing.
Whether you’re hunting a clean Oxford, a beach-ready linen, a soft flannel, or an easy overshirt, our men’s Tops and Shirts are built to mix, match, and repeat. Real clothes for real days. Pick your fabric, choose your fit, and make it yours.
