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Filling out your wardrobe for work is not always an easy task.
You need to find the fit you like in a style feel confident and comfortable wearing throughout the day. In many cases, a good way to go about filling your closet is to find one brand of shirt or pant that works for you and fits your body well, and stock up on clothing you know to be reliable.
Ledbury could very well be that brand for you. Since being founded in December 2009, the company has been making shirts with a focus on fit, quality, and innovation.
The company was born as a joint effort by Paul Trible and Paul Watson, two Americans who met at Oxford University and quickly had an affinity for the shirts they found on Jermyn Street in London. After graduating with masters’ degrees in business just in time for the financial collapse of 2008, the duo decided to take up the shirt business, and Ledbury was born.
Trible and Watson’s company quickly rose to prominence by selling high-end shirts at mid-market prices (their shirts retail for around $145-$165 each).
Right now, there’s added value to investing in a few Ledbury shirts, as many of the shirts from its summer collection are steeply discounted. Below we’ve highlighted some of our favorite offerings from Ledbury, from your standard dress shirts to things with a bit more character — you can also check out their entire catalog here. Try one out, and if you like it, you might want to restock your entire closet.
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White Fine Twill Mid Spread Pocket
Ledbury's take on the standard white dress shirt, which deserves a place in every man's closet.
White Fine Twill Mid Spread Pocket, $145.
The Blue Poplin 120
A simple blue dress shirt like this one is perfect under a dark suit or with the top button undone and the sleeves rolled up a bit.
The Blue Brubaker Stripe
For those looking to mix up their solid whites or blues, but still needing to keep their look simple in the workplace, blue stripes are a safe play that still brings a bit of character to your outfit.
The Blue Brubaker Stripe, $109.
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