Men's long sleeve shirts

The Key Piece

The long-sleeved shirt is the key piece of a smart men's wardrobe. Worn under a suit jacket, it structures the outfit; on its own, tucked into chinos, it remains elegant; open over a t-shirt with jeans, it becomes casual. The long sleeves can be rolled up to the forearms when it's warm, making it wearable in any season. Its quality is judged by the fabric, the collar, and the precision of the seams.

The Other Tops

Shirts and polos also come in:

• Short-sleeved shirts.
• Polos.

All tops are gathered on the shirts and polos page.

The Fabrics

The poplin, smooth, fine and slightly shiny, is the fabric for office and suit shirts. The oxford, with its visible twill weave, thicker and textured, is the ultimate casual shirt. The flannel, made of brushed cotton, soft and warm, often checkered, is made for winter. The linen, cool and naturally creased, is the fabric of summer. The chambray, which looks like denim but lighter, adds a workwear touch.

Collars and Cuts

The Italian collar, with its spread points, is worn with a tie or open. The button-down collar, with its points secured by two buttons, hailing from the American oxford shirt, remains casual. The mao collar, straight and point-free, is worn without a tie. The French cuffs, with cufflinks, are reserved for special occasions. The slim fit suits slim silhouettes; the regular fit allows for more room. You choose your shirt based on neck size and sleeve length.

Good Deals

Good bargains can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24 hours are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key events of the year happen in a steady order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back to school.

Frequently Asked Questions

Poplin, Oxford or flannel: which fabric to choose?

Poplin, fine and smooth, is the shirt for the office and suits. The oxford, thicker and with a visible weave, is worn on weekends. Flannel, brushed and warm, is made for winter, linen for summer.

Which collar should I choose?

The Italian collar, widely open, accommodates a tie and can also be worn open. The button-down collar, more casual, is suitable for the weekend. The mao collar, without points, gives a modern look without a tie.

How to choose the size of a men's shirt?

The size of a shirt is often measured by the neck circumference in centimeters. The closed collar should allow for a finger to fit, and the sleeves should cover the wrist by about one centimetre beyond the jacket.

Fitted shirt or straight: which one to choose?

The slim fit, tailored at the waist, suits slim silhouettes and can be worn tucked or untucked. The regular fit, straighter, offers more room and suits all body types, especially under a jacket.

How to fold a shirt in a suitcase?

Button it up, lay it face down on the table, fold the sleeves back, then fold it in thirds vertically. Slide it into a bag or between two layers of soft clothing to limit creasing.