Men's Country Check Shir...These country shirts are superb. Husband has five of them - the fit, the fabric ,tailoring all spot on - length in the body a plus point too. They wash beautifully and hold their colour. Value for mon...
Nikki b,
7/11/2026
Cracking shirt, stunning ...Love this shirt, bought three of them. They're all fantastic. Colours are brilliant, cloth's great, lots of space in them. A lovely, old-fashioned yet kind of up-to-date decent country shirt! Keep up ...
Dave A,
7/8/2026
Perfect short for summerAs per usual your shirts are first class. Gentle material, well fitting and worth every penny.
Lyndon Baker,
6/26/2026
Men's Big Shirt Sizes XL, XXL, XXXL, XXXXL & XXXXXL
How can you find your ideal fit in our XL, XXL, XXXL, XXXXL & XXXXXL clothes?
It’s easy! Click on a product and head to the ‘size guide’ tab under the photographs. If you’re between sizes or just prefer a more roomy fit for comfort and airflow, we always recommend sizing up. Plus, this helps you lean into a relaxed vibe.
Can you dress up our men’s big shirts for the office or a special event?
Of course! Needless to say, you can wear our shirts anywhere. Tuck your shirt into tailored chinos, add a sleek leather belt, and roll the sleeves up neatly for a look that’s perfect for work and play.
What fabrics are used, and how do they feel?
We know keeping snug is always a priority, isn’t it? Our men’s big shirts are constructed from 100% cotton for durability, breathability, and comfort against the skin. With a thick yet soft handfeel, you’ll always feel your best in our gear.
Are our men’s big shirts suitable for layering in colder months?
Absolutely! Flaunting a relaxed, comfortable fit, they’re roomy enough to style thermal layers beneath. Plus, the soft fabric makes them ideal for layering below heavier items like jumpers or fleeces with zero irritation.
What’s the best way to wash our men’s big shirts to keep them looking fresh?
Constructed from hard-wearing cotton, the majority of our plus size shirts can be thrown in the washing machine at 40 degrees. However, it’s best to check the label beforehand to ensure the same instructions apply.