Faherty's Movement shirt in the season's plaids and ginghams (the stretch, wrinkle-resistant one that goes from a flight to dinner), the Tony doublecloth shirt in indigo mist, the Stretch Oxford 2.0 in white; Criquet's corduroy button-downs and pearl-snap shirts in plaid, charcoal and navy velour; Marine Layer's Long Sleeve Classic Stretch Selvage shirt in vetiver and India ink. Sizes S to XXL, most between $118 and $158, restocked as the brands ship. Only in-stock sizes show.
These are the shirts that do the work between September and April: the Movement with a tee under it, the corduroy or velour pearl-snap as the dressed-up option for a game or a dinner, the Oxford under a sweater or blazer. Wear them with Faherty stretch terry pants, men's jeans or chinos, and a Melin cap on the weekend. Short sleeves, polos and tees live under men's shirts.
Fit: Faherty and Marine Layer cut a classic fit through the body with a slight taper; Criquet runs a touch roomier in the chest. If you're between sizes, Faherty's stretch fabrics forgive going down.
Questions we get about men's long sleeve shirts
Which Faherty shirt is the plaid one everyone asks about?
The Movement shirt — a stretch, moisture-wicking plaid that doesn't need ironing. The Legend sweater shirt (the heavier flannel) lands in fall and sells out first; Notify me on the product page sends one email when it's back.
Are these true to size?
Yes across all three brands. Criquet's pearl-snaps are cut a little fuller; size down if you like a trim fit.
