Easy iron shirts
Crease-resistant shirts that come out of the suitcase ready to wear. Ideal for busy weeks.
Men's shirts: collar, fit, fabric, the complete guide to choosing well
The men's shirt remains the piece that structures an entire wardrobe, from Monday morning to Saturday night. At Jerem, the selection covers every occasion: poplin business shirts, linen casual shirts, crease-resistant shirts for travel, dress shirts for ceremonies. All cut from carefully chosen fabrics, at a fair price.
- Crafted fabrics: cotton, linen, poplin, twill, Oxford, flannel, chambray, corduroy, denim.
- Precise fits: tailored, slim fit, straight fit, with short or long sleeves.
- Collars to choose from: Italian collar, mandarin collar, classic collar, button-down collar, with mother-of-pearl buttons.
- Colours: white, sky blue, navy blue, forest green, dusty pink, beige, brown, red, black.
- Fast delivery in France and free returns within 30 days, for a genuinely hassle-free shopping experience.
Explore our shirt collections
Every fit and every fabric serves a specific purpose. Here are the collections that expand on this page.
Non-Iron Shirts
A premium non-iron finish: an impeccable look all day, without ever touching an iron.
Slim Fit Shirts
The slim fit shirt for a tailored, masculine silhouette, without excess fabric across the chest.
Active Shirts
The active shirt is all about mobility and comfort: stretch, breathable fabric and a cut that moves with you.
Casual Shirts
A more relaxed casual wardrobe: chambray, flannel, twill, to wear open over a T-shirt.
How to choose your shirt
Three questions decide almost everything: the setting, the fabric, the fit. For the office or a ceremony, white or sky blue poplin remains the safe choice. For summer, go for linen or a tailored shirt in fine cotton, which feels lighter. In autumn, flannel or twill offer a denser feel and warm comfort.
When it comes to colour, white and navy blue go with everything. Fine stripes add depth without breaking an office dress code, and a gingham or tartan check shirt works for casual wear. For a more relaxed look, chambray, forest green, beige, warm brown or dusty pink open up the range of combinations.
As for fit, the tailored version remains the most flattering for most body types. The straight fit suits those who prefer a looser feel, or who want a shirt to wear untucked over chinos.
Our style tips and guides
Before you buy, a few pointers help you choose well. Our blog covers each topic in detail.
- The guide on how to wear a men's shirt according to the setting and your body type.
- Our guide to Italian and mandarin collars to decide between the two great classics.
- How-to for wearing a linen shirt without looking crumpled in summer.
- Our ideas for pairing a denim shirt with dark or beige trousers.
- A reminder about non-iron shirts: what is true, and what is less so.
Ceremony shirts and wedding outfits
For a wedding or a formal dinner, a white poplin or twill shirt remains the foundation. It pairs with a dark men's suit and can be personalised with the right accessories: tie, pocket square, belt. To go further, see our men's wedding outfit guide, according to the setting and time of the ceremony.
Fabrics, care and lifespan
Poplin remains the most versatile fabric: smooth, durable, easy to iron. Oxford brings texture and a more casual feel. Twill offers a fluid drape, flannel keeps you warm in winter, linen breathes in summer. Chambray gives a sought-after raw edge to casual styles; corduroy and denim play the winter wardrobe card.
Washing at 30 °C and drying flat preserve the fabric's colour. Running an iron over the collar and cuffs is enough to keep a shirt crisp. Easy iron and non-iron styles reduce time spent ironing, without compromising the finish.
Placing an order
Select your style from the listing above, choose your size and confirm. Tracked delivery in France within a few days, free returns if the fit is not right. A question about a product? Our French team answers by email or by phone.
Frequently asked questions
Which shirt should I choose for the office?
White or sky blue poplin, in a tailored fit, with an Italian collar. It goes with every suit and withstands several washes a week without losing its shape.
Do you really need to iron a non-iron shirt?
A quick pass over the collar and cuffs is enough. The fabric treatment reduces creasing during drying, which saves time without changing the final result.
What shirt size should I order?
Measure your neck and chest, then compare with the size guide on each product page. If in doubt between two sizes, choose the larger one for a tailored fit and the smaller one for a straight fit.
