What men's shirt styles does Things Square offer?+β
Things Square offers men's shirts across multiple styles β white and solid formal dress shirts, casual button-up shirts in solid colours, check and plaid shirts, linen and lightweight summer shirts, Oxford cloth shirts, striped formal shirts, short-sleeve casual shirts, and printed and pattern shirts. All shirt styles are available from XS to 4XL in slim fit and regular fit options.
How do I find the right men's shirt size?+β
For dress shirts, the critical measurements are collar size (circumference around the neck base, with one finger of room), chest circumference (at the widest point), and sleeve length (from the centre back of the neck over the shoulder to the wrist bone). For casual shirts, chest circumference and shoulder width are the primary fit indicators β the shoulder seam must sit exactly at the edge of the shoulder. For slim fit shirts, measure your actual body measurements and choose the size whose garment measurement is closest without being smaller than your body measurement.
What is the most versatile men's shirt colour?+β
White is universally the most versatile formal shirt colour β it pairs with every trouser, suit, and accessory combination without conflict. For casual shirts, light blue is the most universally flattering and versatile colour across all skin tones β it pairs with navy, grey, khaki, and most casual trouser colours. After white and light blue, pale pink (for formal occasions) and mid-blue Oxford cloth (for smart-casual versatility) round out the most useful four shirt colours in men's wardrobe building.
Should men's shirts be tucked in or left out?+β
The choice depends on the shirt style and the occasion. Formal dress shirts should always be fully tucked β they are designed for tucking, with a longer tail to prevent coming untucked during the day. Casual shirts can be worn untucked, half-tucked (front only), or fully tucked depending on the desired formality β untucked is casual, half-tuck is relaxed smart-casual, full tuck is smart-casual to smart. Check whether the shirt's hem is straight (indicating it is designed for untucking) or curved with a longer tail (indicating it is designed for tucking) before deciding.
How do I iron a men's dress shirt properly?+β
Iron dress shirts while slightly damp for best results. Start with the collar β iron both sides of the collar from the points toward the centre. Move to the cuffs β iron inside then outside. Iron the sleeves next β start with the sleeve placket, then lay flat and iron the sleeve body from shoulder to cuff. Iron the back β starting with the yoke (shoulder area) then working down. Finally, iron the front panels β working around the buttons, not over them. Iron at medium-high heat for cotton poplin. Hang immediately after ironing to prevent re-creasing before wearing.