Awesome Shirts

Do you hate business casual but are forced to wear it anyway? Stick it to the man and smear some humor on your attire with Betabrand’s Poo Emoji Button Up shirt. Betabrand also has Poo Emoji print shoes.

MTailor lets you order tailored shirts via a free iOS app. It will use your device’s camera to take your measurements and shirt preferences (fabric, collar, cuffs etc.). Your shirt will be shipped for free with a money back guarantee.

I Love Ugly cashes in on the World Cup with its on point Football Collection. The line features minimal soccer jerseys as well as print-heavy apparel, including shirts, sweaters, shorts and five panel caps.

As part of her I Want to Work for Nike portfolio, fashion designer Nerea Palacios modified some of the company’s soccer jerseys with a Game of Thrones theme. The Westeros Cup will probably require armor though.

Designed by Stephen Wheeler, these shirts look like any casual wear in bright light but become eye-catching in the dark, thanks to reflective yarns woven into them. Available in three patterns and as short- or long-sleeves.

Crave’s Axe and Axe 2 look like normal polyester shirts, but they have layers of Aramid Kevlar at the back and arms for protection. They also have inner pockets at the back, shoulders and elbow so you can add more protective pads.

Have your measurements taken, send them to Woodies and you’ll get a shirt that fits just right. You can also personalize other aspects of your order, such as the fabric and the fit. Your shirt will even have your initials on its label.

We’re not quite sure why Daft Punk waited so long after the release of their latest album to put out new merch including shirts, a belt buckle and an awesome poster. They’re definitely Doin’ It Right with those retro style ads though.

One of the reasons we hate to tuck in our shirts is that by a couple hours into the day, it’s all messed up and has to be constantly retucked. This ingenious magnetic gadget ensures your shirt stays in just the right place all day long.

Tic lets you reattach shirt buttons in seconds – without the need for a needle and thread – thanks to its tiny plastic teeth. Your repaired buttons will stay on even if your clothes are washed or dry cleaned. Available in six colors.

An awesome top from Carhartt WIP that’s perfect for the coming warmer weather. It adds a twist to dress shirts by incorporating the ribbed cuffs usually seen in varsity jackets. Available in blue, white and black.

Print All Over Me (PAOM) lets you upload an apparel design, preview it on the canvas of your choice – a t-shirt, a sweater, a cap etc. – and order it straight away. You can even make money if you share your designs.

Hucklebury wants to make great fitting shirts for US customers at a fraction of the price of big name brands. By using US factories, they save on international logistics and distribution without sacrificing quality.

The balance that makes up the ideal partner is perfectly and proudly portrayed in this clever design from Look Human. It’s only logical that such a great design can be used to customize a variety of tees, sweatshirts and hoodies.

A convenient shopping service that handpicks clothes and accessories aligned to your tastes. The items will be sent to you so you can try them for free for up to 10 days. Buy the ones you want to keep and send the rest back.

A button down shirt made of soft yet durable, quick-drying and stain-resistant fabric. Outlier’s brilliant Pivot Sleeve gets rid of the seam at the rear arm, ensuring that the shirt won’t feel tight at the shoulders and armpits.

A beautiful slim fit work shirt handmade in Los Angeles. The Snap Overshirt is made from cotton twill with lamb skin quilted leather elbow pads and snap buttons. Available in black with gray pads or olive with brown pads.

Etsy seller Niki Marcheggiani makes Deli Snacks, cotton shirts with food items printed on them by hand. A tasty take on the Hawaiian shirt. She currently has three designs – nachos, waffles and fries. Bonus: hides spills brilliantly.

One of the pieces in the collaboration between Need Supply Co. and Rogue Territory. The distinctive Kilgore Work Shirt is made of lightweight washed chambray. It has a front chest pocket and an inner pocket.

What if your button down shirts were like denim jeans in that you didn’t have to wash them often? Mac Bishop’s wool shirts are as soft as cotton ones and can be worn for more than 100 days without needing to be washed.

An undershirt that’s made from 96% bamboo and 4% spandex, which supposedly makes it very soft and stretchy. Its earthy color also ensures that it won’t show through. Now that’s a perfect undershirt.

ThreadLab aims to make kits of clothes that people can customize using iron-on adhesive, no sewing needed. Their first kits are men’s shirts that come with multiple collars, cuffs, pockets and dyes.

The makers of the Shinobi Scout hoodie have teamed up with Japanese artist buna for a series of t-shirts featuring his unique style that mixes traditional calligraphy with constructivist aspects.