Focus on Menswear N.M. WILLIAMS A spotter’s guide to a great men’s shirt C1CCDC W


ith a market thats flooded with mens shirts in every size, shape and at any price, its no surprise that wearers get confused. So, how do you tell them apart?


The first thing most people notice is the collar. Whether its classic, cutaway, button down or any combination of the three, to retain its shape, the inner construction has to be right. Similar can be said of the cuffs. Then theres the fit. On the high street its all about modern, slimmest of slim fits, but that doesnt work in our arena. So the fit has to be appropriate to the wearer, the role they are performing and the environment in which they are doing it.


And what about the fabric? Its easy to get hung up on numbers – particular compositions or weights, but whats needed is a fabric thats dense enough to not be translucent, and a composition that provides great wearer comfort, but also sufficient crease resistance and/or crease recovery, to ensure that a professional appearance can be maintained throughout the day. Then youre into the finer details, twin needling, a good density of stitches, quality of buttons, the packaging and of course, the not so visible environmental impact from production. Take a closer look at a Disley shirt and youll find all of these points covered in abundance – the highest quality interlinings, in-built collar bones, Oeko-Tex approved fabrics and construction, recyclable packaging and all the excellence that youd expect from 65 years of tailoring experience.


www.nmwilliams.co.uk UNEEK


The widest range of menswear with exceptional customer service


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ontemporary and versatile, hard wearing and stylish the broad range of menswear from Uneek


covers polo shirts, T shirts and formal shirts as well as sportswear, workwear, sweatshirts, trousers and jackets. The polo shirt remains a key piece all year round and Uneek has a range of designs to suit any situation including a classic design in 15 different colours (UC101), choices of premium weight (UC102), jersey (UC112), 100% cotton (UC104 and UC112) and breathable fabrics (UC123, UC125 and UC127), styles with contrast colour collar, cuffs and placket (UC107) and a new longsleeve poloshirt (UC113) for the colder months and outdoor wear. T shirts remain core to the Uneek menswear range including classic and premium weight fabrics (UC301 and UC302), ultra cool breathable fabrics with wicking properties for active wear (UC315), classic v neck (UC317) and a long sleeve (UC314) available in up to 16 colours and in sizes from XS to 6XL. For more formal and office settings, Uneeks range of mens shirts include a pinpoint oxford (UC701 and UC702) and poplin shirt (UC709 and UC710) in both full and half sleeve styles.


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For a fashionable and functional look


nnovation and design combine to create a contemporary collection, forming the perfect


balance between corporate requirements and a fresh and stylish wardrobe. Take the wicking, anti-bac, quick dry shirt for example. Available in long (H590/H591) and short (H595/H596) sleeve styles. The shirts are available in eight colours – black, light blue, purple, classic red, royal, white, navy and slate grey. Sizes range from sizes S-4XL for men. Team the Wicking Shirt with the new mens v-neck marl jumper the H780. A fine gauge knit with tri-blend yarn resulting in a flattering drape creating a lasting resilience with a soft touch finish. Made from 40% viscose / 40% nylon / 20% cotton. Available in sixes XS-2XL and in a blue marl and charcoal grey marl. To complete your outfit why not the H832 Harrington Jacket, a timeless style in a classic fit. Available in navy and black with water repellent finish and breathable lining. Featuring an inner storm flap, inner zipped pockets and welted outer zipped pockets. Available in sizes XS-2XL. For a fashionable and functional look layer the shirts and trousers together or wear alone for a lightweight option.


H832 www.henbury.com www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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