Shirts & Blouses

<-h2->Shirts and blouses in every fabric<-h2-> What makes a shirt read properly? Our edit of shirts and blouses answers that in cotton poplin, satin, chiffon, denim, jersey and linen-look, across fitted, relaxed and oversized shapes, in white, black, camel, stripe, print and indigo. A collar that holds, a cuff with structure and a shoulder seam that sits on the bone are the three things separating a shirt that lasts from one that does not. Fabric is where a shirt shows its age or hides it, so the cotton here has body and the satin has enough weight to fall properly. A white shirt with a tailored trouser and a loafer covers most of the working week. A satin blouse tucked into a black midi skirt with gold hoops and a heeled mule handles date night with very little planning. On holiday, an oversized linen-look shirt belted over swimwear with a flat sandal and a straw tote is the whole look. Fitted to oversized and cotton to chiffon, every shirt and blouse worth hanging up is included.