Men's Big & Tall Shirts
Big men's shirts should button across the chest without pulling, and every shirt on this page has the measurements to prove it. Pick a flannel check overshirt, a cotton workwear shirt jacket, a vintage denim shirt or a band-collar Oxford. Most come in 2XL and 3XL, and the textured cotton shirt goes up to 5XL.

Overshirts and shirt jackets
A heavier piece worn open over a T-shirt is the easiest piece in a big and tall wardrobe. The washed, herringbone and cotton flannel check styles, the corduroy one and two workwear jackets all have a chest of 124 cm or more in their largest size.
Flannel and check
Soft brushed flannel feels warm on cool days and works with jeans, chinos or cargo trousers.
Workwear details
Chest pockets and a relaxed body make the workwear pieces practical for weekend jobs and walks.

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Shirts for work and the weekend
For the office there is a classic blue long sleeve design and the Cambridge Oxford with a band collar. The Denver vintage denim style and a long sleeve cotton check are relaxed choices for days off.
Getting the size right
Lay one that fits you flat, measure it across the chest under the arms and compare it with the size chart in centimetres on the product page.
Free UK delivery
Every order ships free across the UK, with 30 days to return.
Frequently asked questions: Men's Big & Tall Shirts
What is the difference between a shirt and an overshirt?
An overshirt is made from heavier fabric such as flannel, corduroy or cotton twill and is worn open over a T-shirt like a light jacket. A shirt is lighter and usually worn buttoned, on its own or under a jumper. This page has both in big men's sizes.
Are big men's shirts long enough to tuck in?
Each product page lists the body length in centimetres for every size, so you can compare it with a shirt you already own. Overshirts and shirt jackets are usually worn untucked over a T-shirt.
How should a big men's shirt fit across the chest?
The buttons should close without pulling and the fabric should not gape between them. Measure a shirt that fits you across the chest under the arms, double the number and compare it with the size chart on the product page.
