What type of short-sleeved shirt best suits my style?

The open-necked models have revitalized the short-sleeved shirt, in turn expanding the offer. That makes it more difficult to choose one.

For starters, discard those that are too thick or stiff. Look for breathable fabrics and consider these tips on which style each fits best.

Smart

Men who often wear suits and sartorial pants during the warmer months have a safe bet in the color white and the refined poplin.

If you are looking for a more fluid effect, silk and viscose are also excellent options to combine with dress pants.

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If you are Chinese and American, consider the classic button-down collar and mandarin collar. The smooth models and striped and plaid prints work very well with the conservative spirit of this style. When it comes to fabrics, seersucker and linen make an exceptional pair with Chinese.

Casual

When it comes to casual looks, the open neck is rampaging. Usually made of satin, silk, voile or poplin, this type of shirt can be found both plain and with all kinds of patterns.

To wear flowers and other striking motifs, like this flamingo embroidered on the back, it is not essential to be on vacation in some exotic place, it is only necessary to feel daring. Of course, they do not look as good under a cloudy sky as when the day is sunny.

If your style is casual, but you prefer sobriety, bet on neutral colors like this navy blue.

Pajamas shirts are a great option if you don't like floral prints, but want a thin edging that adds detail to the garment.

Do you want an open neck shirt in a solid color that is not neutral? Then consider trendy pastels or refreshing summer shades like orange or turquoise.