Advice on business casual shirts

[7055]

I'd like to get recommendations on shirts that would be worn in the warmer months without being layered underneath a sweater for a business casual wardrobe. They should go well with something like wool trousers rather than chinos. They should also come in a slimmer fit and the collar should sit perfectly and it should exude quality. I'd like to know where I can buy them and what brand. Thanks!

 

[Murlsquirl]

I'd like to get recommendations on shirts that would be worn in the warmer months without being layered underneath a sweater for a business casual wardrobe. They should go well with something like wool trousers rather than chinos. They should also come in a slimmer fit and the collar should sit perfectly and it should exude quality. I'd like to know where I can buy them and what brand. Thanks!

Look for popovers, long sleeve polos, cotton/linen button downs, and chambray (my favorite). Where to find them depends on how much you have and want to spend.

 

[7055]

Look for popovers, long sleeve polos, cotton/linen button downs, and chambray (my favorite). Where to find them depends on how much you have and want to spend.

I am looking for shirts that are full button up, not polos, in the $100 price range. I am looking for something that is a touch more formal than chambray or oxford and is made out of cotton preferably.

 

[Murlsquirl]



I am looking for shirts that are full button up, not polos, in the $100 price range. I am looking for something that is a touch more formal than chambray or oxford and is made out of cotton preferably.

So you're just looking for brand recommendations?

 

[7055]

Yes, basically. They would need to be slim fit as well

 

[Murlsquirl]



Yes, basically. They would need to be slim fit as well

Kamakura is a good one. If you're willing to go through MTM, Luxire, Speir and Mackay, and Proper Cloth all have fabrics that can be made for about $100.

 

[jacobftww]

Luxire provides really good quality for the price they ask. To achieve a perfect fit from them I would recommend you to first get a perfectly fitting bespoke shirt and then use their "replica" service. (https://custom.luxire.com/pages/replicate-existing).