The weight, texture, and drape of your shirt depends on one thing - the weave. This guide will take you through the qualities and benefits of each weave we offer, and where to wear them.
The Shirt Fabric Guide


The Twill Weave
Twill is made by passing a horizontal thread under two or more vertical threads, which gives it the subtle diagonal pattern and durable feel it’s known for. The heavier material means that it’s incredibly crease-resistant with a more solid drape.
Perfect for cooler-season styling.
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The Poplin Weave
Poplin is created with rows of vertical and horizontal threads in a tightly woven criss-cross pattern for an ultra-smooth finish. The finish is remarkably more lightweight than other weaves, but don’t let that fool you; it’s still incredibly durable.
The perfect choice for warmer months.
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The Oxford Weave
The Oxford combines duo-toned thin and thick threads (usually in a blend of a single colour with white) in a discernable basket-weave structure. It has a slightly textured, mid-weight feel, and is renowned for its versatility.
A great choice for styling in-between the seasons.
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