To complete your foundational wardrobe, it’s essential to have a collection of excellent shirts at your disposal. Trust me when I say that ASOS is the place to go.
Not only is the selection colossal (I literally scrolled through 4,000 to find these), but the delivery is free. And if you have premier, you can get next day delivery for just £10 per year.
I don’t know about you, but one of my life’s greatest pleasures is eagerly awaiting the arrival of my packages and watching as the courier delivers them (and yep, it’s usually an ASOS package coming to my door).
So let’s talk shirts. There are five things you should always consider when buying a shirt: fit, fabric, style, versatility and care.
What should you look for when buying a shirt?
Firstly, a well-fitting shirt is crucial. It should follow the natural lines of the body without being too tight or loose. The shirt’s shoulders should align with your own, and the sleeves should end at your wrist bone when your arms are relaxed by your sides.
Consider also the length of the shirt, ensuring it’s long enough to be tucked in comfortably and that it’s not too short so it rides up at even the slightest stretch.
Then fabric has the ability to make an outfit look expensive or cheap. Look for high-quality fabrics that feel soft, breathable, and durable, and these will be comfortable too.
Perhaps the most important element though is style (for me anyway). Whatever your aesthetic, find a shirt that matches it whether that’s minimalist, smart or sporty.
Versatility fits in with this. Only buy items that you can wear with a variety of different items in your wardrobe. I always try to think of around 5 things I can team with a new purchase to make sure it’s something worth buying.
The last but not least, I pick items that are easy to care for unless they’re really special pieces. If it ain’t machine washable, it ain’t getting washed so this is essential for me. When it comes to shirts, try to find wrinkle-resistant styles for ease.
Shop ASOS Shirts For Men
From stylish satin printed button-ups to breezy linen and cozy knitted shirts, ASOS offers a diverse range to cater to every man’s taste.
We’re all acquainted with ASOS and its seemingly boundless selection, which can sometimes feel overwhelming. To simplify things for you, I’ve created a list of the best shirts that your wardrobe absolutely needs from this brand.
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ASOS DESIGN boxy oversized revere beach shirt in crinkle cotton in rust, £30 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN skinny shirt with grandad collar in pink, £20 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed revere linen mix shirt in blue with floral placement print, £30 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed revere crochet stripe shirt in black, £44 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed revere leopard jacquard satin shirt in bright pink, £28 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed deep revere waffle shirt in sand, £28 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed polo shirt with revere collar in all over paisley print, £22 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN stretch slim check shirt in blue, £20 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed shirt in vintage inspired aztec print, £25 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN skinny satin shirt in black, £28 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed deep revere shirt in sheer burnout floral in navy, £32 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN relaxed polo with revere collar in beige crochet fabric, £25 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN boxy oversized textured check shirt in blue, £30 – buy now
ASOS DESIGN boxy oversized shirt in navy sandwashed satin, £30 – buy now
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ASOS DESIGN dropped shoulder longline viscose bowling shirt in rose pink, £24 – buy now
