Shirt fabric is the main contributor to the quality of the dress shirt. A shirt rests directly on your skin for more than 8 hours every day, so it is important to choose the best possible quality.

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE FABRIC

Originally a French word called cambrai in northern France, the Americans modified the word to make it sound the way it does today. A softer version of a linen shirt, it is ideal for hot weather and for those who like a slightly casual look

Has weaves that are slightly raised giving a more textured look. Due to its texture, the dobby shirt would be an excellent choice to wear because unlike plain weave shirts they are less wrinkle-prone.

Solid colours and quintessentially formal, they're available in a wide range of colours. Soft and comfortable, and often used in more casual shirts. Colors find themselves easily at home here, and it takes sporty patterns especially well.

A distinct weave that forms diagonal parallel patterns on the fabric. Twead and denim are the most commonly seen twill weaves. Did you know that some of the twills have distinguished names like "Cavalry Twill"? That's it. I'm sold on it.

Oxford cloth, the coarsest shirting, is surprisingly quite soft and comfortable. A more casual fabric, its most natural form is the button-down collar. Being a heavier fabric, Oxfords are more suitable in colder climates.

CHAMBRAY

DOBBY

TWILL

OXFORD

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