Men's Shirts

Grey cotton-viscose shirts sit in a practical middle ground—they're on this page because they balance the structure of cotton with viscose's drape and breathability. The blend typically runs 60% cotton, 40% viscose, which means the fabric has a slight sheen without looking formal, wrinkles less aggressively than pure cotton, and moves with your body rather than clinging. This makes them genuinely useful for the shoulder seasons in India—October through November, February through March—when a single layer works but you need something that doesn't feel heavy or look rumpled by mid-afternoon. Grey works across settings: it reads neutral enough for office wear, pairs effortlessly with almost any bottom, and doesn't show dust or minor marks the way lighter shades do. The trade-off is that viscose does require a gentler wash cycle and shouldn't go in the dryer, so factor that into your care routine.