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Plain shirts
Hop, we can see that it happened. This is the big day. It's time to talk about it. It's time to be posed. Wearing your plain shirt, you can do that. Combine yin and yang. Either gather the ceremony. Or reunite the office. Your appearance unifies. All in one. Need to bind. In short, you see it coming. Aesthetically formal. No creases. You are calm and serene. Who can doubt it? It impresses those around you. You are ready to assemble. It's because of the novelty that you wear. It goes all the way sometimes. You have what it takes to merge. Maintain a "high level" of combination. Who wants to is not associated. Stay connected. Whatever the situation. Your garment in all circumstances. Because you know it well. Elsewhere, we do the accounts. Total. And even if it is not constant. You. Always uniform.
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The plain shirt is the shirt you will need at least 3 copies of: a plain white shirt and two plain blue shirts. These are shirts that you can bring out on all occasions, from business appointments to weddings.
The ideal fabrics
Among plain shirts, several types of fabric stand out: for formal shirts first, poplin and twill are essential elements. If you don't know what to choose, take a nice white or blue poplin shirt, it's a safe bet. Twill is also a very good choice for a formal plain shirt. For casual shirts, light blue or navy blue Oxford and white Oxford are 3 basics which represent the vast majority of plain shirts.
How to wear a plain shirt?
A plain shirt goes with everything. It is even recommended with a striped or patterned suit so as not to weigh down the outfit. With a plain shirt, as long as the colors remain sober, you take no risk. You can wear it as a shirt or overshirt.
What colors for a plain shirt
The rules to follow:
- For the office, we prefer a light blue shirt to a white shirt. Easier to combine because less contrasting.
- For a job interview or a pro appointment, no risk taking, the plain shirt will always be a good solution. The combinations of red tie on sky blue shirt or blue tie on white shirt work every time. Look no further.
- For casual shirts, more marked plain fabrics such as beige in warm seasons, gray in cold seasons, navy blue, khaki or red rather over-shirted on a white T-shirt always have a nice effect.
