Men’s shirts by Alcott : a must have in men’s wardrobe

The shirt has always been considered a must have in every man’s wardrobe.
Combined with basic blue jeans, for a casual look, or under a black jacket, for a more formal look, the shirt is one of the most versatile clothes. It adapts perfectly to all types of clothing and circumstances and gives a touch of personality and style so that everyone looks young and up with the times.
Briefly, the shirt is a garment with a timeless charm that must be carefully chosen, in colors and materials, if you want to be always at the top.

One color men’s shirt: a timeless garment

When we talk about a shirt, we immediately think of a garment in solid color, because it is the most known and most used model. In white or light blue, the plain-hued shirt remains the most popular and chosen garment for its versatility and adaptability to every look and occasion. It is perfect in a formal ceremony, under an elegant suit and also perfect on jeans for a more casual look.

There is also a group of customers who prefer to buy shirts in brighter and shinier hues, to be always fashionable and not go unnoticed.

If the plain-hued shirt represents a timeless classic, the striped one certainly does not remain unnoticed, because it is an excellent alternative to solid color, often chosen for everyday situations or even under an elegant suit. The elegant shirts become more and more a valuable garment, especially during the summer season and not only among the youngest, which represents a valuable help to give a touch of liveliness and freshness to the appearance.

Widely used among young people are also checkered shirts, probably the least formal of all because of their rural origin. Perfect for a casual look, they can enhance skin color and give radiance to the face.

The best tissues to create Alcott shirts

In pole position, among the best fabrics used by Alcott in the realization of its shirts, there is surely cotton. A natural, beautiful, simple, traspirante fabric, perfect for every outfit and occasion, but especially a fabric appreciated by young and old for its freshness. Another fresh and natural fabric, chosen by Alcott to make typically summery shirts, is the linen, perfect for absorbing moisture and for its thermoregulatory characteristics.