In my search for good quality and stylish shirts I'd heard of Eton Shirts, but only recently had a chance to inspect them closely when they sent me two to try.
Despite the very English name, Eton are a Swedish company. The range of shirts they sell is large and their well-designed website divides them into four different fits, with extra-long sleeve lengths a further option. A DNA Collection is made in Sweden.
Despite the very English name, Eton are a Swedish company. The range of shirts they sell is large and their well-designed website divides them into four different fits, with extra-long sleeve lengths a further option. A DNA Collection is made in Sweden.
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| Here I'm wearing Eton Shirts white button-down Oxford contemporary-fit shirt |
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| As they arrived from Eton Shirts |
The huge choice of colours and cloths means that there is something here for everyone. I selected a blue indigo slimfit shirt with cutaway collar in what I assume to be chambray and a white button-down Oxford shirt. Both are well-made, fit well (although the sleeves on the white shirt are a little long) and very stylish.
I'm a great believer in wearing well-cut denim and chambray shirts with ties and jackets or suits, mixing formal and informal. The Eton chambray shirt has a collar stiff enough to wear with a tie, giving you the option of doing that, or going tieless.
The strength of the Eton Shirts offering is the wide choice of fabrics, fits and styles. For more information, see Eton Shirts.