One Piece. Five Combinations. Infinite Possibilities.

There are pieces that never fail. The shirt is one of them. Timeless, versatile and essential, it adapts to different occasions without compromising on style. From the office to a special dinner, discover how to transform a single shirt into five looks and make the most of your wardrobe.

01. The Office Look
The classic that never fails.

A blue striped shirt, a suit, a leather belt and brown shoes. The perfect combination to face the daily routine with confidence and elegance.
The secret? Opt for simple cuts and neutral tones that work in any professional environment.

 

 

02. Smart Casual
The perfect balance between formal and relaxed.

Swap tailored trousers for corduroy trousers, add a leather belt and leave the first shirt button undone.
The result is a versatile look that works just as well for an informal meeting as it does for a weekend lunch.

 

 

03. The Layering Game
Because style is also built in layers.

On cooler days, pair the shirt with a knitted pullover. Let the collar show slightly and complete the look with dark trousers.
A combination that adds texture and personality to the look, effortlessly.

 

04. Off-Duty
Relaxed, but always stylish.

Who said a shirt is only for formal occasions?
Pair the shirt with jeans, leave it untucked and complete the look with boat shoes.
A relaxed look, ideal for coffee with friends or a stroll through the city.

 

05. After Hours
From the office straight to dinner.

There are days when there’s no time to stop by home. And there doesn’t need to be.
The same shirt, the same trousers and the same shoes, simply add a structured blazer to transform the look and give it a whole new dimension.
Small details, a complete transformation.

 

One Shirt Is Never Enough.

Now that you’ve discovered five different ways to wear a shirt, imagine the possibilities with two.
Take advantage of the 40% OFF your second shirt campaign and find the combinations that best suit your style.

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— Mariana Quintana