If you should have "just one more white shirt", you should have this one from Thomas Mason. With a threadcount of 120 you'll get a great quality shirt that works wonders in the boardroom as well as in less formal situations. Because it's not just all about business, this shirt with a spread collar and french cuffs will look great in any situation.

Fabric: Thomas Mason Solid White
Composition: 100% cotton
Weaving: Plain weave
Weight: 145 g/m2
Yarn count: Warp Two-ply 120s; Weft Two-ply 120s
Collar: Spread
Cuff: French

Some people consider dobby weave to be a fancy weave since dobby often features characteristic geometric patterns. We agree that it's fancy but only in the best interpretation of the word. Instead of a plain blue shirt, go for this contemporary fabric from Italian Albini for a bit more structure and character.

Fabric: Albini Light Blue Dobby
Composition: 100% cotton
Weaving: Dobby
Weight: 178 g/m2
Yarn count: Warp Two-ply 100s; Weft Two-ply 100s
Collar: Spread
Cuff: French

This is a pocket square that with dark blue stripes in the background features mini dots and then surprises you with smiling skulls.

Material: Polyester
Size: 25x25cm

Take a step back to the 80's and the infamous Gordon Gekko. Nothing says power-broker like a blue pinstripe shirt with a white cutaway collar and matching white cuffs. Add suspenders and a colorful tie and the look is complete.

Fabric: Light Blue Striped Twill
Composition: 100% cotton
Weaving: Twill
Weight: 117 g/m2
Yarn count: Warp Two-ply 120s; Weft One-ply 60s
Collar: Spread, white contrast
Cuff: Single rounded, white contrast

Fabric: Solid Light Blue Cotton
Composition: 100% cotton
Weaving: Poplin
Weight: 110 g/m2
Yarn count: One-ply 50's
Collar: Spread
Cuff: French