Herringbone Shirts and Tops: Compare Listings & Prices

Catalog refreshed November 2, 2026

Content revised October 28, 2026

Browse 18 listings for Herringbone Shirts and Tops, including options from Black Lapel and Turnbull and Asser. Compare product details and listed prices.

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The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $129.00 to $1,100.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.

The collection includes performance pique knits, classic button-downs, super-fine cotton shirts, and even a wool shirt jacket, all featuring the distinctive herringbone weave.

Common materials are cotton, super-fine cotton, and wool, with variations like performance pique, stretch twill, and triple-twist constructions. Styles span regular, tailored, and classic fits, and colors range from blues and greys to navy and pink.

When choosing a herringbone shirt, consider the fabric weight for seasonality, the fit (regular, tailored or classic), and details such as collar style or cuff type. Compare the maker’s size chart and any care instructions to ensure the shirt meets your comfort and durability expectations.

Questions

What is the heaviest material available?

The Shirt Jacket, Classic Fit, Wool Herringbone is made of wool, which is heavier than the cotton options; check the maker’s weight specifications for exact details.

How do I know if a shirt is suitable for formal wear?

Look for dress shirts with super-fine cotton, tailored fits, and classic collars such as the White Herringbone Mayfair Shirt; verify the maker’s dress code recommendations.

Are any of these shirts designed for performance use?

The Blue Herringbone Performance Pique Knit Shirt mentions performance fabric; review the maker’s description for moisture-wicking or stretch features.

What should I check regarding collar style?

Compare the collar type listed (e.g., Kent, T&A, or classic) for each model to match your preferred look.

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