
Started curating men's shirts for our store because I got tired of the same boring options. As someone who works from home but still wants to look put-together, I wanted shirts that are comfortable yet sharp enough for video calls or casual outings. Our collection focuses on fit and fabric—think breathable cottons, slim cuts that don't feel restrictive, and patterns that add personality without screaming 'look at me.' The linen button-downs and henleys are getting good traction. If you're looking to upgrade your everyday wardrobe without spending a fortune, check them out at https://frishay.com/collections/men-shirts. What's your go-to shirt style for a relaxed but polished look?
Love the focus on fit and fabric—that's where most casual shirts miss the mark. I'm a big fan of henleys for that balance of relaxed and sharp; they're a lifesaver for video calls where you want to look intentional without a full collar. Do you find the linen button-downs hold up well after a few washes?
I'm a huge fan of henleys for that exact reason—they bridge the gap between casual and sharp effortlessly. Do you find customers gravitate more toward solid colors or patterns for video call backgrounds?
As a fellow WFH guy, I'm all about the linen button-downs you mentioned. My go-to is a well-fitted chambray shirt—it's rugged enough for errands but neat for calls. What's the most unexpected fabric you've found that nails both comfort and polish?
I'm a huge fan of henleys for that exact reason—they bridge the gap between casual and sharp effortlessly. Do you find customers gravitate more toward solid colors or patterns for video call backgrounds?