Formal and Casual Shirts Manufacturers Sourcing

As exporters of formal and casual shirts, we provide shirts designed to elevate both personal style and confidence, offering a refined look that enhances one’s overall appearance. A dress shirt, typically crafted from woven fabric, is often paired with a tie, jacket, or suit for formal occasions, though it can also be worn more casually.

We ensure the production of high-quality, comfortable, and durable shirts for men by using premium fabrics like 100% woven cotton, flannel, and viscose. With the increasing versatility and comfort of casual shirts, more men are opting for them for both leisure and professional settings.

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our use of recyclable raw materials such as polyester, paper, plastic, and organic cotton in the manufacturing of all our apparel.

Fabric Weight vs. GSM

The GSM (grams per square meter) measurement indicates the weight or thickness of the fabric. Below are the general GSM ranges for different shirt categories:

Cotton Fabric: 120-170 GSM
Synthetic Fabric: 100-150 GSM
Silk Fabric: 50-80 GSM
Linen Fabric: 120-200 GSM
Oxford Fabric: 120-170 GSM
Poplin Fabric: 120-170 GSM
Twill Fabric: 120-170 GSM

Cotton Fabric: 100-150 GSM
Synthetic Fabric: 80-120 GSM
Silk Fabric: 30-60 GSM
Linen Fabric: 80-150 GSM
Oxford Fabric: 100-150 GSM
Poplin Fabric: 100-150 GSM
Twill Fabric: 100-150 GSM
Denim Fabric: 180-300 GSM
Flannel Fabric: 150-200 GSM
Chambray Fabric: 120-170 GSM

Weaving Techniques for Shirt Fabrics

The type of weave used in formal and casual shirts depends on the fabric and intended design. Here’s a breakdown of common weaves used for different shirt categories:

Cotton Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Poplin, Oxford, Twill
- Casual Shirts: Chambray, Herringbone, End-on-End
Synthetic Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Satin, Taffeta
- Casual Shirts: Crepe, Chiffon
Silk Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Jacquard, Dobby
- Casual Shirts: Crepe de Chine, Georgette
Linen Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Plain, Herringbone
- Casual Shirts: Basket, Twill
Denim Fabric:
- Casual Shirts: Twill
Flannel Fabric:
- Casual Shirts: Plain, Twill
Chambray Fabric:
- Casual Shirts: Plain
Oxford Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Oxford
- Casual Shirts: Oxford
Poplin Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Poplin
- Casual Shirts: Poplin
Twill Fabric:
- Formal Shirts: Twill
- Casual Shirts: Twill

Styles of Formal and Casual Shirts

Here are the most common styles of formal and casual shirts:

Dress Shirt: Classic shirt with a pointed collar and long sleeves.
Tuxedo Shirt: Worn with a tuxedo, featuring a wingtip collar and pleats.
Button-Down Shirt: Dress shirt with a buttoned-down collar, made from soft fabrics.

Polo Shirt: Short-sleeved shirt with a collar and buttons.
Henley Shirt: Collarless shirt with a buttoned placket.
Hawaiian Shirt: Colorful tropical print shirt with a pointed collar.
Flannel Shirt: Soft, plaid, or checkered shirt with a comfortable feel.
Chambray Shirt: Lightweight cotton shirt with a relaxed fit.

Shirt Collar Types

Shirt collars vary widely and can drastically change the style. Here are some popular collar types:

Point Collar: Classic pointed collar, can be worn with or without a tie.
Spread Collar: Wider collar points angled outward.
Button-Down Collar: A more casual collar with points that button down.

Camp Collar: Flat, open collar with no stand, common in casual shirts.
Cuban Collar: Flat, short collar with a stand, popular in retro styles.
Mandarin Collar: Short, stand-up collar often used in minimalist designs.

Cuff Styles

Shirt cuffs also vary, adding to the overall look of the garment:

French Cuff: Double-length cuff fastened with cufflinks.
Barrel Cuff: Classic cuff with buttons, works with or without a jacket.

Button Cuff: Simple cuff with a single button.
Convertible Cuff: Cuff that can be worn with or without cufflinks.

International Shirt Sizing

Shirt sizing varies around the world. Common sizing measurements include:

United States: Chest size and sleeve length (e.g., 16″, 16.5″).
Europe: Chest size and sleeve length in centimeters (e.g., 41cm, 42cm).
United Kingdom: Neck size and sleeve length (e.g., 15″, 15.5″).
Japan: Size based on body height in centimeters (e.g., 165cm).
Australia/New Zealand: Size based on chest measurement in centimeters (e.g., 92cm).

Shirt Hem Styles

Shirt hems finish the edges and contribute to the shirt’s overall appearance. Common hem styles include:

Straight Hem: Basic and versatile, suitable for both formal and casual shirts.
Round Hem: Curved hem, often seen in casual shirts for a relaxed look.
High-Low Hem: Longer back hem, stylish for casual shirts.
French Hem: Double-folded, used for dress shirts.
Scallop Hem: Curved with notches, adds a playful touch.

Hem length can vary depending on the shirt’s style and intended use, offering a refined or relaxed look based on the design.