Long Sleeve Shirts

True wardrobe staples, our men's long sleeve shirts are essential additions to every wardrobe. Versatile for everyday, a long sleeve shirt is an easy, effortless option for year-round styling. From timeless designs to seasonal releases, there is always the perfect casual long sleeve shirt for any occasion. Our extensive range is available in easy-wearing fabrics that are simple to care for. Think long-sleeved options in linen, cotton and blends, offering effortless simplicity to relaxed dressing. Arriving in a wide range of colourways and unique patterns, there's a shade and style to suit every taste. From soft pastels and bold tones to classic neutrals of black, navy and white, it's simple to create a unique shirt wardrobe that reflects your style and taste. Choose timeless tones of navy and white to style back with denim, or elevate chinos and trousers with bold prints or enduring stripes. Looking for how to style a long sleeve shirt? Our men's long sleeve shirts offer endless versatility: they can be layered under casual blazers or jackets for sophisticated occasions or paired with our range of casual shorts, denim jeans and pants for a more laid-back approach. For the warmer months, a wardrobe of lightweight cotton and crisp linen long sleeve shirts delivers a relaxed, casual feel to summer outfitting. During the cooler months, opt for brushed cotton and double-faced fabrics which offer a warm, cosy option for layering a winter look. A popular query about long-sleeved shirts is how do you fold them? Storing it correctly is easy, you just need to follow these simple steps to reduce creases and save room in your cupboard. Start by doing up the buttons�this will help stop creases�then flip the shirt over. Lay it on a clean, flat surface with the back facing you. Ensure the shirt is spread out evenly and then fold sleeves diagonally so they both meet in the middle of the shirt. Neatly place the sleeves on top of each other so they're in line with the outside of the shirt, then fold the length of your shirt and using two hands, grab the tail end of your shirt and fold it up to the collar. Flip the shirt back over so it's button-side up and smooth out any creases. If your shirt gets creased, you may wonder the best way to iron a long sleeve shirt? Select a heat setting based on the care instructions on the garment and start ironing from the collar down. Lift the collar up and iron the underside from one tip to the other. Then flip the shirt over and repeat on the outside�you can iron the cuffs in a similar fashion, and be sure to unbutton them before you do. To iron the front, unbutton your shirt and lay one side of its front flat on the ironing board, with the rest hanging off the side. Start ironing at the shoulders and work your way down, pressing creases out towards the sides�be sure to avoid the buttons. Give the button placket extra attention as it'll be the most visible part of your shirt if you're wearing a jacket with it. Repeat on the other side. To iron the back, flip your shirt over and lay it with the collar nearest the pointy end of the ironing board. Start with the panel that covers the back of your shoulders and work your way down to the bottom. When ironing the sleeves, lay each one down the length of your ironing board and start from the shoulders down to the cuff, concentrating on the middle of the fabric. Now you have a shirt ready to wear and style as part of your favourite outfit.