Unisex Shirts.

Unisex shirts are cut without gender — boxy, straight, for any body. We pick tops that work across our worlds: from Opium through Techwear to Harajuku. No women's, no men's, just the cut.

What makes unisex shirts.

A unisex shirt skips tailored seams and tight sleeves. Instead: boxy silhouette, wider shoulders, mid length. This cut fits lean and broad bodies alike, without adjusting. Heavy cotton and clean seams hold the shape through many washes.

How to wear unisex shirts.

Over wide Unisex pants comes the straight, monochrome look that joins Opium and Techwear. Worn tight, the same shirt becomes base layer under open shirts or vests. Black on black stays the safe line. For more, pair with graphic Unisex topssection.

What's in this collection

We carry short and long sleeve shirts, heavy tees and layering tops in muted tones. Every piece is a Limited Drop. What sells out doesn't come back. Berlin, Shanghai, Tokyo and Poznań set the line.

Frequently asked questions.

What does unisex mean for shirts?

Unisex means the cut is designed without gender. The silhouette is straight and boxy, so the same shirt fits different bodies equally well.

How do I find the right size in unisex shirts?

Unisex shirts usually fit straight and a bit wide. Go by chest width in our size chart. For a tighter fit choose one size down, for oversized go one size up.

What's the 3-3-3 rule for getting dressed?

The 3-3-3 rule describes a capsule of three tops, three bottoms and three pairs of shoes that mix freely. Unisex shirts are built for this, because they go with almost everything.