PATTERNED SHIRTS

Today, spotlight on the fancy shirt. We'll explain how to tame it.

A patterned shirt can solve many problems. But you still need to know how to master it. First advice, and not the least: focus on sobriety for the rest of your outfit. City pants in a solid shade will be your best ally. Without a doubt, opt for a straight model that structures the silhouette while leaving room for your Rosier or Lepic shirt.

For a casual yet refined look, don't hesitate to slightly roll up your sleeves on your Hamlet. It's that little detail that makes all the difference. Underneath, a basic solid t-shirt will bring a controlled casual touch.

Looking to sophisticate the look? Look no further. Add a sober blazer, preferably in a shade that picks up one of the colors from your pattern. The Alan in poplin then becomes that signature piece that hits the mark, without overdoing it.

For the boldest, the total look remains an option with our Lepic. In this case, trust us: keep accessories minimalist. A pair of white sneakers or black derbies will do perfectly.

What if we broke office codes? You might think the patterned shirt has no place in a professional environment. Let us prove you wrong.

The patterned shirt is the subtle art of stepping aside while remaining impeccable. Take the Hamlet shirt for example. Its indigo and khaki stripes make it a signature piece that asserts your personality without ever falling into excess. You can never go wrong choosing simplicity, especially when the details are carefully crafted.

For the most cautious among you, start with the Rosier oxford shirt. Its ecru and azure stripes offer a solid foundation that allows you to tame patterns gently.

Our Alan in azure blue poplin represents excellence in the art of the professional striped shirt. The secret? It's all in the pairing. Under a navy blazer, these shirts become your best allies for a professional look that breaks new ground.

So yes, the patterned shirt definitely has its place at the office. It's even the detail that makes the difference, the one that shows you master the codes to better reinvent them. Our Lepic in cobalt and navy is perfect proof of this.

The art of pairing a patterned shirt with a suit. Trust us, it's simpler than it seems.

The signature piece that sets you apart? Our Hamlet with its mastered stripes. Paired with a navy virgin wool blazer, it creates a perfect alliance between boldness and elegance. The shirt's stripes subtly dialogue with the suit's sobriety, creating a sophisticated interplay without ever falling into excess.

For the most cautious among you who wish to ease into patterns gently, start with our Rosier in oxford. Its ecru and azure stripes harmonize beautifully with a navy blazer, the very embodiment of timeless elegance.

Our Alan in poplin represents the pinnacle of the striped shirt for suits. Its discrete yet characterized pattern makes it the ideal partner for a well-cut suit.

The secret to a successful pairing? It's all about balance. When the shirt plays the pattern card, let the suit orchestrate sobriety. Without a doubt, you can never go wrong choosing simplicity, especially when the details are carefully crafted like on our Lepic.

One last piece of advice? Think solid accessories to anchor your outfit. A sober navy tie with the Hamlet, and you're ready to break codes with elegance.

An out-of-office suitcase? Nothing you wear to the office. Here's how to wear our patterned shirts in casual mode, with style and character.

First foolproof combo: our striped Hamlet paired with a painter's jacket in light canvas. The secret? The jacket brings that workwear touch that instantly desacralizes the shirt's stripes. 100% cotton jeans to complete the silhouette, and you're ready for the weekend.

For those who prefer to play the subtlety card, our Rosier shirt finds its perfect partner in a washed denim jacket. This pairing marries the discrete elegance of oxford stripes with the authentic spirit of workwear.

Our Lepic in cobalt and navy pairs perfectly with denim chinos for a controlled casual look from head to toe.

Layering is your best ally for casualizing a patterned shirt. Slip a solid t-shirt under your half-open Alan shirt, and layer it all with a navy painter's jacket. Without a doubt, you create a casual silhouette that keeps that little something extra.

Without a shadow of a doubt, the secret to a successful casual look lies in the balance of pieces. When the shirt plays the pattern card, let the other elements orchestrate simplicity. Trust us, it's in these pairings that all the art of casual style resides.