Robert Graham makes snazzy shirts with distinctive cuffs, I recall seeing a similar style shirt that was more southwest in style. Is anyone familiar with that maker?
Check out French Laundry, Ted Baker, Tommy Bahama, and Bugatchi men’s long sleeve shirts. French Laundry has wild contrasting cuffs styles similar to Robert Graham however the FIT is extreme— with a very skinny fit. Ditto for Ted Baker. I’m 5’10” tall, 175 lbs., with a 42” chest and 34” waist, and a Large still is too tight in both French Laundry and Ted Baker on me.
Fit-wise, Bugatchi is my personal favorite overall. Besides their regular fit, they have a ‘trim fit’ line. Beautiful piece goods and quality. They are not as splashy as Robert Graham but they definitely make a strong statement with many of their choices. I love Tommy Bahama’s long sleeve shirt collection also (except not a fan of their tropical prints) and they have great fabrics and attention to detail with contrasting cuffs. However, depending on body type, they run really big on us trimmer guys.
Thanks! This is all good to know
Somemom, Tommy Bahama makes beautiful patterned shirts for men with interesting textures and patterns. They add a lot of bells and whistles— contrasting cuffs, collars, taped seams, and other very interesting embellishments like contrasting button hole stitching. Their shirts launder at home well. Check out their website!
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Thumbs up on Bugatchi from me - they have some really fantastic quality cotton on some (most) of their shirts, with that gorgeous sheen and slick feel you get from long staple extra-fine yarn cotton. I don’t think I’ve seen any Southwest-inspired designs from Bugatchi, though.
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