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The White Shirt

The natural starting point of the wardrobe. Clean, elegant and just as suited to a suit as it is to a pair of dark trousers.

The Light Blue Shirt

A little softer than white, but just as versatile. A natural companion to navy, grey and brown.

The Striped Shirt

An easy way to add personality. Wear it with a suit for a more classic expression, or with chinos for a more relaxed look.

Oxford
More texture, more relaxed in feel. Especially well suited to a button-down collar.

Linen

When the temperature rises and the formality softens. Wear it open at the collar, with relaxed trousers or under a softer blazer.

Button down - a Relaxed Classic
The button-down collar has roots in American sportswear and has become a natural part of the modern wardrobe. It gives the shirt a more relaxed expression than a traditional dress shirt and works just as well with chinos and jeans as it does under a softer blazer.

Wear it with: Chinos, jeans, overshirts and relaxed tailoring. Excellent without a tie.

Style: Relaxed. Classic. Natural.

Cutaway - a More Dressed Expression

The cutaway collar is defined by its wider spread and gives the shirt a more elegant and defined expression. It works with or without a tie and is particularly well balanced with a tailored blazer or suit. Today, Oscar Jacobson uses the cutaway as a key collar in its business shirt range.

Wear it with: Suits and blazers, with or without a tie. When worn with a tie, it works particularly well with a medium or wider tie knot.

Style: Elegant. Tailored. Modern.

Single Cuff - for Every Day
The single cuff is the shirt’s most versatile option. It fastens with a sewn-on button and is a practical, clean, natural choice for work and everyday wear.

Wear it with: Office dressing, suits or blazers, travel and more dressed-up everyday occasions.

Style: Discreet. Functional. Timeless.

French Cuff - for a Special Occasion

The French cuff is fastened with cufflinks and gives the shirt a more formal expression. A natural choice when the suit is worn for more important evening occasions.

Wear it with: Dinner, weddings, parties and other occasions where you want to dress up.

Style: Elegant. Formal. Personal.

The small detail that makes a difference. A cufflink does not need to be loud. On the contrary, it is often the most understated details that feel the most elegant.

For work: Discreet cufflinks in metal.

For dinner: Classic silver or gold-coloured styles.

For parties: There is room for more personality here, through colour, texture or a refined detail.

Think of the cufflinks as part of the whole, not as a piece of jewellery that needs to take centre stage.

You do not need many shirts. You need the right shirts for the right occasions. With a few well-chosen styles, you can go a long way, from working days and business casual to dinner, weddings and more formal occasions.

White Cut Away

The most useful shirt in the wardrobe. Wear it with a suit, blazer or dressed trousers, with or without a tie. With a single cuff, it works just as well at the office as it does for more dressed everyday occasions. With a French cuff, it becomes a more formal choice for dinner, weddings and parties.

Light Blue Cut Away

A softer alternative to the white shirt, but just as natural in a business wardrobe. Wear it with navy, grey or brown, preferably with a suit or blazer. A classic combination for work, meetings and occasions where you want to look well dressed without feeling too formal.

Button Down

A more relaxed choice with a classic feel. The button-down shirt works particularly well with chinos, jeans, overshirts, and softer blazers. Wear it without a tie for a relaxed yet well-dressed expression.

Oxford Button Down

For everyday wear, weekends and more relaxed tailoring. The Oxford fabric adds texture and a more casual feel, while still making it easy to wear with a blazer, chinos, or denim. A natural choice when the outfit should feel understated but considered.

Striped Shirt

An easy way to add variation and personality. Wear it with a suit for a more classic expression or with chinos for a more relaxed style. The striped shirt works particularly well when you want the shirt to stand out a little, without becoming too prominent.

French Cuff

For occasions where the shirt takes on a more formal role. The French cuff is worn with cufflinks and is suited to dinner, weddings, parties, and a tuxedo. Here, the full look matters: keep the shirt clean and let the details do the work.