SHIRTS

It might still be summer in your neck of the woods, but soon enough, shirt-jacket season will come along to make you want to put the tank tops back in the d... Read More...

While merino may be an all-year fabric, there are summer recreational activities that make it a little too hot for comfort. Wear this Henley shirt instead, which boasts a unique merino blend that's 50 percent cooler than other comparable garments.

A water-resistant button-down, this tailored-cut shirt can shrug off downpours like a boss while accommodating another work shirt inside, making it a lighter, less-bulky alternative to traditional rainy day jackets.

Made from a blend of yak wool and merino wool, Kora's retro-style sweater gets the former's improved warmth and breathability while enjoying the latter's expansive technical talents.

Injecting the classic crew neck with a dose of sophistication, TOTN's sweater will look just as good whether you spend the spring months relaxing in a marina or getting deals done in a country club.

Designed to pack into a bundle no bigger than a pencil case, Nau's classically-styled button-down lets you keep a work-ready shirt on a backpack pouch or your car's glove compartment.

Cut in a fabric combining Merino wool, Cordura nylon, Modal, and elastane, Outlier's hardwearing work shirt will keep you looking good, whether you're in an air-conditioned office, a dirty workshop, or out in the field.

A streamlined version of the golf course staple, Nike's new golf polo combines a slim cut with a clean design and a self-adjusting fabric that changes in breathability according to your body's needs.

A hodge-podge of styles, this unique shirt takes a henley, throws in a dressy band collar, tacks on a square cuff with buttons, and adds in long side seam splits, all in an elegant cotton twill construction.

Buck Mason's modern version of the tops from army fatigues come with a substantial build, allowing it to serve as either a standalone shirt or a warm outer layer, depending on the seasonal conditions.

"Buttery soft, super stretchy, and stylish enough for dinner with the in-laws,” Public Rec's version wears well on its own during warmer months, while serving as a handy base layer for the colder days of the year.

Some flannels look perfectly at home in the city, making them ideal for everyday wear during autumn. This one isn't, with a style and build that's rigged strictly for roughing it up through your backcountry adventures.