Dress shirts are made with a placket or without. I prefer the former.

In my new search for a nice dress shirt with unfused collars, unfused cuffs and a placket, I think I’ve found a solution.

The myriad of dress shirt fabric options can be overwhelming. Cotton broadcloth ticks all the boxes for me.

When a company you like makes a product you love, and then changes the product, it’s a boner killer.

Shirt sleeves a little too long? Problem solved.

A nice last-chance blowout on some stunning spring/summer items from one of the best resources for style-conscious men on a budget.

The unfused shirt collar lends a subtle layer of nonchalance to an otherwise crisp tailored look.

It’s a good bet that a lot of American men get their cues about wearing suits from television. Unfortunately, most TV personalities wear their suits poorly, spreading bad information to the masses.

In terms of cost and overall value, my dress shirt needs are thoroughly satisfied by two fine shirtmakers.

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