Of course there’s a check shirt in there; we are Irish after all…
We here at JOE know that the JOE readers like to look super stylish and so, in order to be well-turned out for all of those fancy parties you’re inevitably invited to, we’ve compiled this class collection of shirts that are perfect for memorable nights out.
Oh, and can we be your plus one please? Our invitations for those fancy parties still haven’t arrived for some reason. Must be a problem with the post…
Nobody knows style like the Italians do and so, fusing classic Italian style with tough urban inspiration, 883 Police presents a quality long sleeve printed shirt (€46). We recommend wearing it with dark wash jeans and boots to really make a mark on a night out.
We told you there would be a check shirt here and we weren’t lying. This particular Goodsouls roll sleeve check shirt (€23), however, will help you stand out from the crowd, with its front button fastening and roll sleeves supplying an easy-going vibe, whilst keeping you both cool and comfortable.
Urban fashion experts G-Star have now delivered a new range of street-ready clothing with this Duke Roll long sleeve shirt (€83) taking a distinctly military influence. With a long sleeve silhouette with a front button fastening, this shirt uses traditional features alongside fresh ideas to create something original, while the twin chest pockets feature diagonal flaps with print detail for a bold effect.
This Goodsouls long sleeve Oxford Shirt (€15) provides accessible modern style to fashion conscious men (that’s you by the way). Here at JOE we prefer the light blue shirt, but there is a crisp, white option that is also available, with the Oxford shirt undoubtedly guaranteeing a simple and sophisticated design that most certainly works for everyone.
Those are a few great options to get the latest styles into your wardrobe, but there’s plenty more available from our mates over at Littlewoods Ireland who have all the latest trends at great prices.
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