Mens Checked Shirts

What types of checks are available for shirts?

Gingham (even checks in one colour on white), windowpane (large grid), tattersall (multi-colour fine checks), and buffalo check (large bold squares). Smaller checks are more formal; larger checks lean casual.

Can I wear a checked shirt with a patterned tie?

Yes, if the scales differ. A small gingham check pairs well with a wider-striped or solid tie. The rule: make sure the patterns aren't the same size—visual contrast between the two keeps the look intentional.

Which check patterns work for the office?

Small gingham and tattersall checks are the most business-appropriate. They read as subtle texture from a distance. Larger buffalo and windowpane checks are more casual and better suited to smart-casual settings.

What suits pair with checked shirts?

Solid suits are safest—navy, charcoal, or gray let the shirt pattern stand out without visual clashes. If mixing patterns, ensure the suit's pattern is a clearly different scale than the shirt's check.

What's the difference between this page and the checkered shirts landing?

This page shows pre-designed checked shirts you can customise. The checkered shirts landing lets you design one from scratch with full pattern and fabric control.