Latest trends of shirts for summer for men in World 2020

For summer fashion, a good rule-of-thumb for shirt fabrics is to opt for natural fibers over synthetic ones. Synthetics tend to trap in moisture rather than release it freely, restricting breathability and sweat dispersion through clothing.  Fabric weave, weight, and cut matter as well, with looser, lighter fabrics allowing heat to escape. Though cotton reigns supreme in essentially all pillars of men’s summer style, we’ve outlined a few on-trend pieces that’ll give your summer wardrobe a boost this season.

Chambray Shirt                                                                                                                    No man’s  summer  shirting  arsenal  is  complete without  a  garment made  from  chambray,a lightweight   plain-weave  fabric. Though  visually  similar  to  denim,  chambray  shirts   retain  the breathable  and  moisture-wicking  properties  of  lighter fabrics,  which  make  it  ideal  for spring and  summer  weather. Chambray  comes  in  a  few   colors, though it’s  always  woven  with   a white  thread  to  give  it  more  of a  pastel   sheen. Stick  with  light  blue (the classic), white, or light red  for  men’s  summer fashion.
                                                                            

Short Sleeve Henley

While their long-sleeved counterparts are a staple for any fall and winter wardrobe, a short-sleeve henley can add some variety to the typical line-up of t-shirts. Henleys draw most of their design from a typical tee, adding 3-4 buttons for some more character. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Slim T-shirt

Nothing is more versatile in the summer than a well-fitting, comfortable lightweight tee.  Opt for shirts that feel lightweight yet strong and aren’t too see-through when you pull your hand up from the underside. Stripes are fun without being too loud, and solid light colors like sage (light green) and persimmon (burnt orange) add character to your wardrobe without skewing too dark for the sun’s rays. You do not need to go overboard with designer shirts; inexpensive tees from Uniqlo, J Crew, or Jomers will do just fine. Looking for the perfect summer shirt? Check out our post on the best cheap T-shirt for men. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Linen Shirts

Effortlessly stylish in its simplicity, linen shirts remain a decisive summer essential.  Linen comes from fibers of the flax plant, creating a strong, absorbent, and quick-drying material — perfect for summer! However, linen wrinkles much easier than thicker fabrics, but it’s totally expected and helps create more casual, comfortable men’s summer outfits. Linen is very breathable, so we recommend long sleeve button downs in favor of the short sleeves. Shoot for olive, white, off-white, and light blue shirts.

                                                                                    

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

Seersucker Shirts

There is no fabric quite as synonymous with summer quite like seersucker, a puckered cotton that sits away from the skin.  The rippling in the material allows the body to be kept cooler, which is why it is often ubiquitous with humid climates.  Traditionally a thin pattern of stripes, “railway stripes” are woven into the fabric, but you can also get seersucker in solids and fun patterns as well. Seersucker falls more towards the preppier side of men’s summer style, so be sure it is a good fit for your wardrobe.