This thick Oxford shirt features beautiful blue-gray stripes created by alternating white and dark blue threads. The fabric is quite stiff, with a good drape, making it easy to iron and ...
A great shirt is the foundation of a sharp look - but the accessories are what set it apart.
LE CHEMISEUR® has rounded up every accessory that elevates your men’s shirt in seconds. Here’s our guide.
Is a tie still worth wearing? Nothing makes it essential, but the right one, matched to the occasion, always reads as good taste. It all comes down to context. A wedding, an important meeting, a job interview: reach for a fine silk tie. And it works year-round, mid-season included.
It’s a proven classic, perfectly at home in a professional setting. Steer clear of synthetics, though, however cheap they are. After some texture? A knitted tie pairs easily with a smooth suit and an oxford shirt.
A quick way to spot real silk: let the tie slide through your hands. Silk catches on the slightest roughness of your skin, while synthetic glides straight through.
For a touch of character, play with patterns - a Jacquard tie, for instance. They lift an outfit that feels too plain and add a note of sophistication. Just keep the scale and contrast in check: patterns that are too large or too bold quickly tip into fancy-dress territory.
Then there’s width. For broad shoulders, go for a wider blade - 8 centimetres is the sweet spot. For formal occasions, try a bow tie: in a Liberty print, wood or jute, it adds a note of originality and lightness. If you’re unsure, houses like Dagobear and Tie Rack offer excellent ties to finish off your shirt.
There’s a reason men love a good watch: nothing finishes a wrist so effortlessly. With a shirt, choose carefully - nothing too bulky, nothing too thin. Understated always looks sharpest. And, as ever, the material is what counts: it’s the small details that make or break the look.
As with the bag, faux leather - and polyester - has no place on a belt for formal occasions. A belt comes down to two things: the leather and the buckle. Go for sturdy, understated leather with a brass buckle for a sharp finish. Ideally, match your belt to the colour of your shoes. For a more casual look, reach for a woven belt and don’t be afraid to play with more unusual textures. On width: around 3 centimetres for formal occasions, 4 to 5 centimetres for casual styles.
A bag or no bag? We say yes. Few men carry one day to day, but the right bag is as practical as it is good-looking. Think of it like a pair of boots or a leather jacket - a way to lift your whole outfit. You can also read how to style a checked shirt.
The ideal bag is cut from thick, quality leather, or a canvas dense enough to go the distance. Check the zips and handles - that’s often where corners get cut. If you cycle to work, water-repellent canvas is a smart choice. Either way, steer well clear of plastic and round backpacks, which can look a little juvenile.
And what to wear with it? For the office, a brown satchel works beautifully with a navy suit, one of our shirts and brown shoes.
Accessorising your shirt is easy once you get the details right and start from a flawless made-to-measure shirt, like those from LE CHEMISEUR®. Some are trickier to style than others - the checked shirt in particular - so we’ve put all our advice in this article.
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