Tailored menswear at The Man's Shop, Arlington, Texas

Arlington · Est. 1972

Eton shirtsin DFW

Swedish shirtmaking, where the collar is what you are paying for.

Downtown Arlington · Serving Dallas–Fort Worth by appointment
The short answerThe Man’s Shop · Arlington, Texas · Est. 1972

Eton shirts at The Man’s Shop in Arlington. Swedish shirtmaking with the collar construction and cloth finishing that decide how a shirt looks after a year rather than on the hanger. We are in downtown Arlington and serve the whole metroplex.

From ArlingtonLocal
AvailabilityIn stock
AlterationsIn-house
Since1972

What matters

Worth knowing

What it is
Swedish shirtmaking, known for collar construction and cloth finishing.
The collar
Holds its shape under a jacket, which is where most shirts fail after a few months.
Cloth finishing
Resists creasing more than an untreated cotton, which matters if you drive to work.
Fits
Several, and they differ meaningfully. Worth trying rather than assuming.
Altered here
Sleeve length and body taper adjusted on site.
Who it suits
Anyone wearing a jacket daily, where collar structure decides everything.
How many
Around ten if you wear one every day, which allows weekly laundering without repeating.
White first
White and pale blue do most of the work. Pattern is the third and fourth shirt.

Getting to us

Downtown Arlington, serving the metroplex

Where we are
100 S. West Street in downtown Arlington, parking beside the building. Monday to Saturday, ten until five.
From across DFW
Around twenty miles from Dallas, fifteen from Fort Worth, twenty-five from Southlake and twelve from Mansfield.
Collar size first
It is the measurement everything else is proportioned from, and the one we cannot change later.

Common questions

Dress shirts, answered

What is Eton known for?

Collar construction and cloth finishing. The collar holds its shape under a jacket over time, and the cloth resists creasing better than untreated cotton, both of which show up after months rather than on the hanger.

Which fit should I choose?

They differ more than the names suggest, so it is worth trying two. The shoulder is the deciding factor — the seam should sit at the edge of your shoulder, and everything else can be adjusted.

Can you alter them?

Sleeve length and body taper, yes, on site. The collar size cannot sensibly be changed, which is why it is the measurement to get right at the start.

Which fit should I try first?

Whichever suits your shoulder, since that is the one thing alterations cannot fix. Try two — they differ more than the names suggest — and we will adjust the sleeve and body from there.

What is Eton known for?Collar construction and cloth finishing. The collar holds its shape under a jacket over time, and the cloth resists creasing better than untreated cotton, both of which show up after months rather than on the hanger.
Which fit should I choose?They differ more than the names suggest, so it is worth trying two. The shoulder is the deciding factor — the seam should sit at the edge of your shoulder, and everything else can be adjusted.
Can you alter them?Sleeve length and body taper, yes, on site. The collar size cannot sensibly be changed, which is why it is the measurement to get right at the start.
Which fit should I try first?Whichever suits your shoulder, since that is the one thing alterations cannot fix. Try two — they differ more than the names suggest — and we will adjust the sleeve and body from there.

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The Man’s Shop  ·  Est. 1972
100 S. West Street, Arlington, Texas 76010
Mon–Sat 10am–5pm  ·  Closed Sunday
(817) 265-1116