Men's casual shirts

Men's casual shirts trade the crisp finish of a business shirt for something softer and more relaxed, built to be worn untucked as easily as tucked in.

Fabric and construction

The range spans Oxford cotton and brushed cotton through to lighter linen-cotton blends for warmer months. A soft, unstructured collar without stiffening sits at the centre of the casual shirt's design, distinguishing it from the crisper collar of a business shirt built to hold its shape under a tie.

Styling men's casual shirts without a blazer

A casual shirt is built to stand alone, worn open over a t-shirt or buttoned with the sleeves rolled, without needing a jacket to complete the look. This standalone role is exactly why the collar and fabric weight differ from business shirting, prioritising comfort and texture over the crispness a tie requires.

A casual Oxford shirt untucked with jeans for a relaxed weekend look.
The same shirt buttoned and tucked with chinos for a smart-casual dinner.

What makes a shirt casual rather than formal?

A softer, unstructured collar and a heavier, more textured fabric like Oxford cotton are what separate a casual shirt from a crisp, formal business shirt.

Can a casual shirt be worn to the office?

A casual shirt works for relaxed, business-casual offices, though a smoother poplin remains the safer choice for more formal or client-facing settings.

Should a casual shirt be tucked in?

Casual shirts are designed to work either way, with a slightly longer, straighter hem than a formal shirt allowing them to be worn untucked without looking unfinished.