MEN'S SHIRTS & OVERSHIRTS FOR COLDER DAYS

shirt cut thicker and boxier, so it can be worn like a light jacket. Look for wool-look fabrics, brushed flannel, corduroy and quilted or padded versions that add real warmth. Classic check flannels are the cold-weather staple for weekends and cottage trips. For the office or a night out, plain and Oxford-style button-up shirts in long sleeves keep things polished under a sweater or blazer.

HOW TO WEAR AN OVERSHIRT

Wear it open over a white or grey tee with straight-leg jeans and boots, the easiest fall outfit there is. In winter, put a padded overshirt over a hoodie for a layered streetwear look, or under a long coat when it gets colder. A button-up shirt with the collar out over a crewneck sweater looks sharp with dark denim. Roll the sleeves once on milder days.

FAQ

What's the difference between a shirt and an overshirt?

An overshirt is made from a heavier fabric and has a roomier cut, so it fits over other layers. A regular shirt is lighter and designed to be worn on its own or tucked.

Should an overshirt be one size up?

Usually no. Overshirts are already cut with room for layering, so start with your normal size.

Shop men's shirts and overshirts at JACK & JONES Canada and master the in-between layer.