Rare Rabbit shirts for men cover every setting, from the boardroom to a weekend brunch. This collection brings together casual, formal, party, business and festive shirts in a wide range of fabrics, colours and patterns. Each shirt is designed for the modern man who wants a sharp look that is easy to wear.

A shirt is the most versatile piece in a man's wardrobe. It works alone, under a blazer, over a t-shirt or tucked into tailored trousers. The right one depends on a few clear choices: occasion, fabric, colour, pattern, collar, fit, size and sleeve length. This page explains each choice in plain terms, so you can find the best shirt for your build, your budget and your plans.

Use the filters on this page to narrow by size, colour, fabric, pattern, collar and occasion. Sort by new arrivals, best sellers or price to reach the right shirt faster.

Shirts for Men by Occasion

The first question to ask is where you will wear the shirt. Occasion decides the fabric, the collar and the level of polish you need.

Casual shirts - Casual shirts are the largest part of this collection. They suit everyday wear, weekends, shopping trips, travel and relaxed evenings. Wear one tucked in with chinos, or leave it loose over jeans. The Guild Casual edit shows how to build a relaxed outfit around one good shirt.

Formal shirts -  A crisp shirt anchors a smart office look. Browse our formal shirts for men for clean lines and refined finishes. Solid shades and fine patterns work best here. Pair them with formal trousers or add a blazer for meetings and presentations.

Business shirts- Business shirts sit between formal and casual. They look polished without feeling stiff, which makes them ideal for client meetings, work travel and long office days. The full work and business edit shows how to complete the outfit with belts, wallets and tailoring.

Smart shirts - Smart shirts suit workplaces with a relaxed dress code and dinners where a t-shirt feels too casual. Choose a clean collar, a solid shade or a subtle pattern, and wear it with tailored trousers or dark denim.

Party and club shirts - Evening events call for more character. Look for rich shades, satin finishes, jacquard weaves and bold prints that catch the light. Wear them with dark trousers and let the shirt lead the outfit.

Festive shirts- Festive shirts work for celebrations, family gatherings and wedding events. Embroidered, jacquard and mandarin collar styles add a traditional touch without a full ethnic outfit. For a more traditional look, see our kurta and ethnic wear.

Brunch, resort and travel shirts - Light fabrics and open collars suit holidays and long weekends. Tropical prints, linen blends and cuban collar shirts feel relaxed and cool in warm weather. Visit the summer essentials page for more ideas.

Shirt Fabric: Cotton, Linen, Viscose and More

Fabric affects how a shirt looks, feels and ages. It also decides how well the shirt handles heat, creases and frequent washes. This collection covers a broad range of fabrics, so you can match the material to the season and the setting.

Cotton - Cotton is the most common fabric in this collection. It is soft, breathable and easy to wear every day. It takes colour and print well, so it appears across formal and casual shirts. A smooth, fine cotton gives a polished finish for work. A textured cotton adds character to a casual shirt.

Cotton blends -  A cotton blend combines cotton with another fibre to change the feel, drape or care needs of the shirt. Blends often keep their shape well and can feel smoother on the skin. Read the product description to see the exact mix.

Viscose and viscose blends- Viscose is smooth and drapes softly. It feels cool against the skin, which makes it a popular choice for print shirts, party shirts and holiday wear. Hand-wash or follow the care label to keep the fabric in good shape.

Linen and linen blends- Linen is light, airy and ideal for hot weather. It has a natural, textured look and softens with each wash. A linen blend keeps that relaxed look while it adds softness or easier care. Browse the linen edit for shirts made for warm days. Linen creases easily, and many men see this as part of its relaxed charm.

Satin- Satin has a smooth surface with a gentle sheen. It suits party and evening shirts, where a polished look matters more than a crisp, dry finish.

Tencel, lyocell and modal - These fabrics are known for a soft, smooth feel and a fluid drape. They suit men who want a shirt that feels light and comfortable for a full day.

Polyester and polyester blends - These fabrics resist creases and hold their shape well. They suit travel and long days when you want a shirt that stays neat.

Specialty fabrics - The collection also includes chambray twill and other less common materials for a distinct texture or look.

Stretch and comfort- Fabric composition varies by style, so check the product description for exact details, including whether a shirt offers stretch.

Fabric care-  Always read the care label. Wash dark shades separately and iron formal shirts while slightly damp for the cleanest finish. Hang linen and viscose shirts to dry to protect their shape.

Shirt Colours for Men

Colour changes the mood of an outfit more than any other detail. The right shades also make a small wardrobe work harder.

Black, navy and grey -  These deep shades look sharp and are easy to mix. Black suits evenings and parties. Navy and grey work from the office to a dinner.

White and off white - White is the classic base for formal shirts and works with every suit, blazer and tie. Off white is softer and works well in linen and cotton casual shirts.

Blue -  Blue is one of the most flexible shirt colours. Light blue suits the office, and deeper blues suit smart casual outfits.

Beige, brown and rust - Earthy shades feel warm and modern. They look especially good in linen, cotton and textured fabrics.

Green and olive -  Green gives a fresh alternative to navy and black. Olive pairs well with beige, white and denim.

Maroon and red-  These shades suit evenings, festive events and winter outfits. Wear them with dark trousers to keep the look balanced.

Pink, peach, yellow, mustard and purple - Brighter and softer tones add personality to casual outfits and holiday wear. Pastels such as pink and peach look fresh in warm weather. Mustard and yellow work best with neutral trousers.

Teal and multi-colour- Teal adds colour without feeling loud. Multi-colour shirts suit statement outfits for brunch, travel and parties.

Choose a shade that works with the trousers you already own. Most men do well with a base of white, blue and neutral shirts, plus a few bolder pieces for variety. Visit this week's arrivals for the latest shades.

Shirt Patterns for Men

Pattern gives a shirt its personality. The right pattern depends on the setting and on what you wear with it.

Plain shirts - Plain shirts are the most flexible choice and the largest group in this collection. They work for every occasion and pair easily with patterned blazers, ties and pocket squares. If you build a work wardrobe, start with plain shirts.

Checked shirts- Small checks look smart and work well in the office. Larger checks suit casual shirts and cooler weather, and they look good worn open as an overshirt.

Striped shirts-  Fine stripes look sharp and professional. Wider or bolder stripes feel more casual. Vertical stripes also create a longer, leaner line.

Floral, tropical and paisley prints- These prints work best for holidays, brunches, parties and warm days. Keep the rest of the outfit simple so the print stays the focus.

Abstract, geometric and graphic prints-  Modern prints suit men who like a distinct, fashion-led shirt. They look best in casual and party settings.

Jacquard and textured shirts- Jacquard and woven textures add depth without loud colour. They suit evenings, festive events and smart casual outfits.

Embroidered shirts- Embroidery adds a handcrafted detail and suits festive wear and standout casual outfits.

Other prints- The range also includes monogram, polka, digital, placement and ombre styles for a more distinctive look.

A simple rule for mixing. Wear only one strong pattern at a time. If your shirt has a bold print, choose plain trousers and keep accessories minimal. If you wear a patterned blazer, choose a plain or very fine pattern for the shirt.

Shirt Collars for Men

The collar frames your face and decides how formal the shirt looks. Check the product images to see the exact collar style.

Spread collar- The spread collar is the most common style in this collection. The points sit wider apart than on a traditional point collar. It gives a sharp, confident look and works with or without a tie. It suits formal, business and casual shirts.

Cuban collar - The cuban collar is an open, flat collar that rests relaxed on the chest. It gives a laid-back, retro feel and is a favourite for summer, resort and party shirts. Wear it open at the neck with the sleeves rolled up for an easy look.

Mandarin collar- The mandarin collar stands straight with no folded edge. It gives a clean, modern look and suits casual and festive shirts. It also works well under a blazer for a minimal outfit.

Button-down collar- The collar points fasten to the shirt with small buttons. It reads as smart casual and keeps the collar neat without a tie. It suits office-casual outfits and weekend shirts.

If you wear a tie often, choose a spread collar. If you prefer an easy, open look, choose a cuban collar. For a clean, modern line, choose a mandarin collar.

Closure and Details

Most shirts in this collection fasten with buttons, which is the classic choice. It lets you adjust how open or closed the shirt sits. A small number of styles use a zipper or snap buttons, which gives a different look and a quicker way to wear them. Check the product page for the closure and any other details, such as pockets and embroidery.

Shirt Fit for Men

Fit describes how the shirt sits on your body. It is separate from size. Two shirts in the same size can look very different if the cut is different.

Slim fit- A slim cut follows the line of the torso and tapers at the waist. It gives a sharp, modern look and works well under a blazer.

Regular fit- A regular cut gives more room through the chest, waist and sleeves. It suits most body types and feels comfortable through a long day.

Relaxed fit - A relaxed cut sits looser on the body. It works well for casual shirts, linen shirts and warm weather, where ease of movement matters most.

Available fits vary by style and season, so check the product page for the fit of each shirt. As a simple rule, choose a more fitted cut for formal and business settings and a looser cut for casual and warm-weather wear.

Shirt Size Guide for Men

The right size is the foundation of a good shirt. A shirt that is too tight pulls at the buttons. A shirt that is too large looks untidy and loses its shape at the shoulders.

Check these points before you choose a size:

1. Chest: You should be able to move your arms and sit down without strain. The fabric should not pull across the chest or between the buttons.
2. Shoulders: The shoulder seam should sit at the edge of your shoulder bone. If it hangs lower, the shirt is too big. If it rides up toward your neck, it is too small.
3. Sleeve length: The cuff should end at the wrist bone on a full-sleeve shirt.
4. Length: A shirt worn untucked should end around mid-hip. A shirt worn tucked in should be long enough to stay in place when you raise your arms.
5. Collar: You should be able to fit one finger between the collar and your neck when the top button is closed.

 

Compare your measurements with the size details on each product page. If you fall between two sizes, think about how you plan to wear the shirt. Choose the smaller size for a sharper look. Choose the larger size for a relaxed look or for layers. Select your size on the product page before you add the shirt to your bag.

Shirt Sleeves: Full and Half

Sleeve length affects comfort, formality and how you can layer the shirt.

Full sleeve - Full-sleeve shirts are the best choice for formal settings, air-conditioned offices and cooler days. You can wear the cuffs buttoned for a polished look, or roll them up to the forearm for a relaxed look.

Half sleeve- Half-sleeve shirts keep you cool and suit hot weather, travel and casual settings. They look best in lighter fabrics, such as linen, viscose and light cotton, and in relaxed fits.

To roll a sleeve neatly, fold the cuff back once or twice, then fold it up to just below the elbow. Keep both sides even for a clean finish. Sleeve options vary by style, so check each product page.

Men's Shirt Price Range

Shirt prices vary by fabric, finish and design. A shirt in a premium fabric or a detailed design, such as an embroidered or jacquard style, will cost differently from a simple everyday style. Each product page shows the current price.

To compare options on this page, sort the grid from price low to high or high to low. This helps you set a budget and see which styles fit it.

A good shirt is a long-term purchase. Think about cost per wear. A well-made white or blue shirt can appear in your wardrobe every week. Start with a few versatile styles, then add statement pieces later.

Discounts and Offers on Men's Shirts

Rare Rabbit runs offers from time to time. Visit the men's sale to see current discounts on shirts and other clothing.

Keep these points in mind to get the most from every offer:

1. Offers and coupons can change, so check the details at checkout.
2. Some offers apply only to prepaid orders or to a minimum order value. The offer details in your bag show the exact terms.
3. Sign in to see your loyalty points and any rewards linked to your account.
4. Join the newsletter at the bottom of the page to hear about new arrivals and offers.

 

If you plan to refresh your wardrobe, buy shirts together with trousers, belts or a blazer. This is often the easiest way to reach a minimum order value for an offer. A gift card is also a simple option when you are not sure about size or style.

Shirts for Men, Women and Kids

This page covers the Rare Rabbit range of men's shirts. Rare Rabbit is the menswear label of The House of Rare. If you shop for someone else, you can find matching ranges in the other brands:

1. Rareism shirts for women for women's shirts.
2. Rare Ones shirts for kids for boys' and girls' shirts.

 

Men's shirts are cut with a straighter line through the chest and shoulders. Check the product page and use the size details to confirm the right fit.

How to Style Your Shirts

A few simple outfit ideas make every shirt work harder.

1. Office look: A white or light blue formal shirt, tailored trousers, a belt and a blazer.
2. Smart casual look: A plain shirt with a button-down collar, chinos and loafers. Leave the top button open.
3. Weekend look: A checked or striped casual shirt worn open over a t-shirt, with jeans and sneakers.
4. Summer look: A linen or linen blend shirt with light trousers or shorts, and sleeves rolled to the forearm.
5. Holiday look: A cuban collar shirt in a tropical or floral print with plain shorts.
6. Evening look: A satin, jacquard or dark plain shirt with dark trousers and polished shoes.
7. Cool-weather look: A shirt under a shacket or a sweater, with a polo as an alternate base layer.

 

Add a pocket square or a belt to finish any outfit. For a full formal outfit, pair your shirt with a suit.

Not sure where to start? Visit our best sellers or browse the complete Rare Rabbit clothing range.