Cleric shirts are great for a wide range of outfits! Introducing a selection of the hottest coordinates and recommended brands.

Recommended brand of cleric shirts: Guy Rover

GILLOVER,” which offers the highest quality shirts made entirely by machine-made, also releases many cleric shirts. While it is tailored with the tightness and durability that only machine-made shirts can have, the ease of movement and comfort of wear are top-notch. It is a highly practical piece that is ideal for everyday use. The wide variety of colors and patterns is also a great attraction.

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Recommended brand of cleric shirt②”BORRIELLO

We picked up this striped cleric shirt with a distinctive cutaway design from “Borriello,” one of Italy’s leading shirt brands. It is highly versatile and can be worn with a thick necktie or in a no-tie style, and is sure to be suitable for a wide range of outfits. The sexy waistline created by Coconchi’s unique high fitting technology is also a must-have.

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Recommended brand of cleric shirt③”BARBA

This cleric shirt with a characteristic round collar is made by “Barba,” one of Italy’s leading dress shirt manufacturers. At first glance, the body of the shirt appears to be plain, but a closer look reveals a fine hound’s tooth pattern, giving the shirt a subtle English-style mood. Incidentally, in addition to round collars, Barba also offers a wide variety of regular collars and cutaways. You are sure to find one you like, so why not check it out?

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Recommended brand of cleric shirt④”J.PRESS

This cleric shirt from the long-established American brand “J-Press” is a bold-looking piece with stripes of different sizes. It has a wide spread collar with 7.5 cm collar blades, which is standard tailoring, so it is sure to make a good impression when worn with business attire. As J.Press has a history of about 120 years, the traditional manufacturing method is used for the stitching, buttons, and other details.

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