Men's Paul Smith Shirts

Cut with a modern, trim European silhouette — true to size for most, with a slight narrowness through the body that makes them work well tucked. Worth noting: Paul Smith shirts are designed to be pressed; they crease noticeably if removed from a wash and left to dry bunched rather than immediately hung.

What fabric are Paul Smith shirts made from?

Paul Smith uses high-count Italian and British cotton shirting — typically 100–140s thread count. Higher thread count means finer, smoother fabric with better drape and a more refined appearance in wear. The construction includes hand-finished buttonholes on tailored styles and full canvas in more structured pieces.

How should Paul Smith shirts be washed?

Machine wash at 30–40°C on a gentle cycle, with similar colours. Remove immediately and hang to dry — high-count cotton creases badly if left sitting in a drum after the cycle ends. Iron on medium heat inside-out or through a pressing cloth to protect the fabric surface and any Signature Stripe lining detail.

Are Paul Smith shirts casual or formal?

Both. The OD's range includes casual Oxford weave shirts suitable for smart-casual and relaxed professional settings, and more structured tailored styles for formal occasions. The Signature Stripe detail in linings means even the most conservative external cut has the brand's characteristic personality when you take off a jacket or roll a sleeve.