Men shirt

Key Components & Features

• Structure: Comprised of a collar, yoke, front/back panels, sleeves, and cuffs.
• Collars: Styles include spread/Windsor (formal), button-down (casual/smart-casual), and band/mandarin collars.
• Cuffs: Barrel (standard), French (with cufflinks), or buttoned.
• Fit: Regular (traditional/roomy), Slim (tailored), or Modern/Athletic (tailored but comfortable). 

Main Categories

• Dress Shirts: Typically long-sleeved, cotton-poplin, used for suits and business.
• Casual Button-Downs: Includes Oxford cloth (OCBD), denim, flannel, and linen for warmer, casual settings.
• Polo shirts: Knitted, collared, short-sleeved, and breathable.
• T-shirts: Crew or V-neck, casual wear. 

Common Fabrics

• Cotton: Breathable, durable, and versatile.
• Linen: Lightweight, ideal for hot, humid weather.
• Flannel: Warm and soft, popular for layering.
• Denim/Chambray: Durable, casual material. 

Styling Tips

• Formal: Pair white/light blue crisp shirts with suits.
• Casual: Roll up sleeves on denim or linen shirts with chinos.
• Layering: Wear flannel or overshirts over T-shirts for a rugged look.