Men's Overshirts

An overshirt is the most useful piece a wardrobe has added in the last few years — sitting between a shirt and a jacket, structured enough to wear open as a layering piece, soft enough to wear closed as a shirt on its own. Basics overshirts are cut in Relaxed Fit — generous through the chest and shoulders to layer cleanly over a t-shirt or a regular shirt, with a slightly longer body that hits at the mid-hip. Fabric is 100% cotton — heavier than a regular shirt, lighter than a jacket — usually in soft brushed cotton, mid-weight twill, or flannel for cooler months. Designs cover solid for foundation pieces and checks (small, medium, and bolder check patterns) for character. Colour families span beige, brown, olive, navy, and brick for grounded autumn-winter palettes, plus green, blue, and purple for variety. Construction details that matter: chest pockets with structured flaps, horn-effect buttons that don't crack, double-stitched seams at stress points, and shirt-cuff sleeves (not jacket cuffs) so the piece works either way. Sizing is true to the relaxed cut — if you wear a Medium in regular shirts, a Medium overshirt fits correctly with room to layer a t-shirt underneath. Sizing up by one accommodates a sweater or sweatshirt as the under-layer in colder months. Most overshirts in the range are machine-washable cold; flannel styles benefit from line-drying to maintain their nap and shape over time. Chest-pocket flaps button-close to hold a phone securely; some styles add a second internal pocket for a passport or notebook when travelling.