Streetwear Shirts.

A streetwear shirt follows its own rules: wide cut, solid material, no interest in etiquette. From the overshirt to the short-sleeved Cuban collar, this selection pulls the shirt off the desk and onto the street between Berlin and Poznań.

Streetwear shirts at a glance.

The shirt becomes a layer here, not a dress code. Boxy cut, often heavier than usual, with muted tones or a single loud print. Worn open over a shirt or buttoned up as a standalone statement — both work.

How you combine streetwear shirts.

As an overshirt over a t-shirt, plus wide pants and heavy shoes. For something more reduced, keep the colors tight together — our neutral codes show how. Minimalist Streetwear Guide A patterned shirt stays the only highlight, everything else steps back.

In this selection

Overshirts, short-sleeve shirts and heavy button-ups in the codes of the scene. Those looking for broader tops will find them under streetwear tops, the full range is in the streetwear collection. Streetwear Topsthe full range lies in the streetwear collection. streetwear collection.

Common questions.

How should a streetwear shirt fit?

Deliberately wide. The shoulder seam falls over the arm, the body stays boxy. Those who want it slimmer choose a size smaller — but the look lives from the oversized cut.

Do you wear streetwear shirts open or closed?

Both. Worn open over a shirt the shirt acts as a layer, buttoned up as a standalone top. Short-sleeve models with Cuban collar look best closed.

Which pants go with a streetwear shirt?

Wide pants, cargos or roomy jeans. The shirt already brings volume on top, an equally loose pant keeps the proportion in balance.