How to match men's shirts?

Casual shirts are used to match suit jackets. There is no fixed rule for the fabrics used. The styles remain unchanged or slightly change on the traditional basis, and the colors and patterns are extremely free. Whether to wear a tie with a casual shirt when matching a suit depends entirely on your own preferences and the matching effect. In addition, as a special rule, dark and slightly shiny casual shirt fabrics are loved by performing artists and are often matched with suits by actors and designers for formal occasions. If this dark shirt is well tailored, it can be matched with a suit to maintain a gentlemanly style and look relaxed and handsome. It has gradually become a casual evening style for some young upstarts who are particular about taste.

Home shirts, as the name suggests, are worn at home and for walks, so the styles are mostly loose American styles, and stripes and plaids can be widely used in patterns. Although the fabrics are mainly pure cotton, pure linen, and pure wool, which emphasize comfortable texture, they are not overly particular about high-end texture or special effects due to their home use. Generally matched with sweaters and casual pants. Since the dress code of the college is very relaxed, home-style shirts are also the daily clothing of many college students and professors. When paired with a flannel suit or other non-formal suit, the suit is called a "suit jacket".

Vacation shirts are mostly made of thin pure linen, pure cotton or silk fabrics. The style is completely unrestrained, the tailoring is more free, and the collar and cuffs do not use lining cloth. Influenced by the colonial culture and tropical vacation trends, vacation shirts are generally made of pure linen, which can be paired with vacation suits and trousers of the same texture, as well as knitwear.