At Oliver Spencer, we've always seen shirts as a central pillar to our collections. They are the glue that stick looks together, providing a valuable layer and a versatile collar to frame the face and create contrast. While you might think a shirt is a shirt is a shirt, factors such as fabric, cut, and collar style can have a profound affect on the quality and how you wear it. All of our shirts lean into a casual-smart-casual aspect, mostly because of the soft collar constructions we've always favoured, as well as soft fabrics such as organic cotton and linen.
This season’s collection leans into conscious fabrics that feel as good as they look: soft organic cottons with just enough structure; subtle stripes that create pattern interest; and textures that give your looks depth. We've highlighted our favourite styles from Spring 26 below and how we're wearing them this season and beyond...
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The New York Special Shirt is the quiet hero of the working week. In the striped Pinwell Blue version you have a really versatile shirt that pairs well when contrasted against navy or cream tones. The Bennett White and Donelly Charcoal are your classic monochrome styles that you can dress every which way. Roll the sleeves, leave the top button undone, and they pair well with our Morton trousers or a pair of selvedge jeans. These are the shirts you reach for on autopilot. The Brook shirt is another everyday dependable - it's our version of the traditional OCDB (Oxford Cloth Button-Down) so it has a naturally preppy aesthetic that works well under crew neck sweaters, knitted cardigans, and half-zips.
