Chambray is an extremely lightweight plainly woven fabric. Though similar to denim in aesthetic sense, it retains the moisture-wicking and breathable properties of lighter fabrics—just the thing you need for the hot summers. Chambray comes in a range of colors, though it is always woven using a white thread that produces a pastel sheen. I recommend your picking a light blue, light red or white this summer.

Linen shirts are absolutely stylish and simplistic making it a staple summer wear. As Linen comes from fibers of the flax plant, the material is strong, quick drying and absorbent. Linen, being wrinkle-free, gives a more comfy and casual feel among all summer outfits. Linen is highly breathable; therefore, I prefer long sleeve button downs over short sleeves. Recommended colors include off-white, white, olive and light blue.

Another fabric that is quite popular like Linen is seersucker, puckered cotton that sits next to skin. The rippling in the material helps you to stay away from the torrid heat and humidity. Usually, a thin pattern of stripes, “railway stripes” are woven into the cloth, but you can also check out seersucker in fun patterns and solids as well. Seersucker is the fancy side of men’s summer fashion; therefore, it’s a perfect fit for your wardrobe.

Any versatile summer wear for men than the comfy, good-fitting and lightweight tees? Stripes are definitely fun without being too dour. You can even pick solid light colors such as Persimmon or burnt orange and light green or sage. You can even add characters without distorting too dark for the rays of the sun.
While long-sleeved equivalents are mainstream for any winter and fall wardrobe, a short-sleeve Henley adds a lot of oomph to the regular line-up of tees. Henleys elicit their design inspiration from a regular tee, with 3-4 buttons added for a bold outfit.