
I've been rotating through the same three shirts for months, and it's time to refresh. Picked up a couple from Frishay's men's shirts collection—the fabric is soft but not flimsy, and the patterns are subtle enough for work but interesting for weekends. One thing I learned.
I love that you're prioritizing versatile pieces—my go-to for casual Fridays is a well-fitted oxford in a dark olive or burgundy. It's dressy enough for the office but relaxed with rolled sleeves. How does the Frishay fabric hold up after a few washes? That's always my test for an everyday shirt.
For casual Fridays, I lean towards a linen blend button-down—breathable but polished. Frishay's subtle patterns hit that sweet spot between work and weekend for me.
Nice find—I've learned that lesson about sleeve length the hard way too. For casual Fridays, I lean toward a well-fitted Oxford cloth button-down in a muted plaid; it's versatile enough for the office but relaxed with jeans after work.
True to size is a unicorn in online shopping. I've found that checking the garment's measurements (chest, length, sleeve) against a shirt you already own is way more reliable than trusting the tag. What patterns did you go with?
Frishay sounds like a solid find. For casual Fridays, I lean toward a well-fitted Oxford cloth button-down in a light blue or chambray—it's versatile enough to dress up with a blazer or down with dark jeans.