Shirts

A shirt that actually fits changes how everything else sits on you. Collar, cuff, length, placket — all of it built to your measurements.

Dress Shirts

Most men have never owned a shirt that genuinely fits. The collar gaps. The chest pulls. The sleeves are half an inch too long. These aren't small problems — they affect how every garment above and below the shirt looks.

Our shirts start with your measurements. Every dimension is built to you. The collar fits your neck without bunching. The sleeves hit your wrist at the right point. The body is shaped to yours.

Materials

The Fabrics

Dress shirts in fine cotton poplin, twill, end-on-end, and herringbone. Casual shirts in Oxford cloth, linen, flannel, and brushed cotton. We source from Italian and English weavers. The same care goes into choosing shirt cloth as suit cloth.

White Poplin

Blue Twill

Oxford Cloth

Ecru Linen

Stripe End-on-End

Flannel Check

What you choose

Collar

Spread, point, or button-down

Semi-spread, spread, point, club, tab, or button-down. David will tell you what reads best on your neck and face shape.

Cuff

Single or French

Single button, double button, or French barrel. Each reads slightly differently. We'll show you examples.

Placket

Plain or front placket

A plain-front shirt reads cleaner under a tie. A front placket is more casual. Small detail, meaningful difference.

Length

Tuck or untuck

If you're wearing it tucked, we cut it longer in back and shorter in front. If you're wearing it out, the hem is shaped accordingly.

Fit

Slim or classic

We won't put you in something that looks like a sausage casing. Slim means fitted without pulling. Classic means comfortable. Both are built to your actual body.

Details

Monogram, contrast, pocket

Monogram on the cuff or breast. Contrast collar and cuff. Chest pocket or not. All of it yours to decide.

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Shirts can be added to any appointment, or booked on their own. Let us know what you're coming in for.

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