Shirts
Everyday shirts in cotton and linen: clean collars, regular and relaxed cuts, colours that work with the rest of the wardrobe. Sizes S to 5XL.
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Bergamo Linen Shirt -
Milano Shirt -
Olbia Shirt -
Foggia Cotton Shirt -
Lodi Cotton Shirt -
Novara Cotton Shirt -
Grosseto Cotton Shirt -
Latina Shirt -
Cagliari Shirt -
Bergamo Cotton Shirt -
Lucca Shirt -
Livorno Shirt -
Parma Shirt -
Palermo Cotton Shirt -
Bologna Shirt -
Genova Cotton Shirt -
Venezia Shirt -
Olbia Shirt -
Foggia Shirt -
Potenza Cotton Shirt -
Urbino Cotton Shirt -
Sondrio Shirt -
Rovigo Shirt -
Cuneo Shirt
The Shirt Edit
Shirts, done properly
The TM Limited Shirt Range
The shirt is the backbone of a considered wardrobe. Our edit centres on the essentials done well: crisp cotton poplin for a clean line, textured Oxford for everyday ease, and soft-touch weaves that wear comfortably from morning to evening. Cut trim but not tight, with collars that hold their shape.
Choosing Your Colour
Build on white and light blue — they work under everything and never date. Add stone, soft pink and a deeper navy for range. A white shirt sharpens tailoring; light blue softens it. If you buy one shirt, make it white; if you buy three, add blue and stone.
When Is a Shirt the Right Choice?
A shirt carries the office, dresses up denim, and layers cleanly under a knit or blazer. Tucked with tailored trousers it reads formal; worn open over a tee it reads relaxed. When you want to look put-together with minimum effort, a good shirt does the work.
FAQ
Your questions answered
Where can I buy TM Limited shirts?
Directly here at TM Limited. Everything in this collection is available to order and ships within the United States.
How do I measure for the right shirt fit?
Measure your neck at the base, your chest at the fullest point, and your sleeve from centre-back to wrist. Compare to the size guide on each product page and size up if you are between sizes.
How should a shirt fit?
The collar should allow a finger of room, the shoulder seam should sit at your shoulder edge, and the body should skim without pulling at the buttons. Cuffs should sit at the wrist bone.
What makes a quality shirt?
Look for a dense, even weave, a collar with structure, clean single-needle seams, and mother-of-pearl or well-sewn buttons. Long-staple cotton feels better and lasts longer than blends.
How do I choose my size?
Take your usual collar and chest size for a trim modern fit; size up for a relaxed cut or if you layer. Our shirts are cut close but not restrictive.
How do I care for my shirts?
Machine wash cool, avoid the tumble dryer, and iron slightly damp for a crisp finish. Following the care label keeps the collar and cuffs sharp for longer.