Trying to find a good source for a particular type of shirt

I’ve broken new ground in casual wear at my place of work. Normally I wear a tucked in, long-sleeved, button-down shirt, without a tie. I’ve branched out this summer with a blocky, tail-less, untucked short-sleeved shirt, and, God help me, I like it.

The best ones so far have been these from Quicksilver. I’m happy to buy more of these, but it might be nice to branch out.

The parameters:

  1. Can’t be an obvious Aloha shirt. It would have to be so subtle as to be not Aloha.
  2. Can’t have strange pockets or excess design, like a Mexican wedding shirt or guayabera.
  3. Cannot be a wrinkle fest, I’m not ironing.
  4. Has to be blunt cut hemline, not a shirt-tail “I should be tucked in” hem.
  5. Can’t be an obvious bowling shirt.

Think Hank from Breaking Bad, Angel Ortiz from Dexter
Any ideas, sources, hot tips?

Beuller?

Thank,
A3D

Ex officio makes very high quality easy care shirts in the style you like. I love these for daily wear and travel. You can wash them in the sink wring them out, hang them up, and the next morning they look like they are fresh from the dry cleaners.

Hard to go wrong with them

Here’s a link:

https://www.exofficio.com/products/mens/shirts/short-sleeve?all=1000

Kohls has a “casual button down” subcategory in their men’s shirts department online (not sure about in-store). I also like that style and have found a few good ones at Marshall’s/TJMax.

A friend of mine likes shirts similar to the Quicksilver in the OP, but hates the price.

He has a search on eBay that works he has perfected. He is looking for new-with-tags shirts that someone is selling, usually a gift that they don’t care for. He has a few new items every day, he low-ball bids on a subset of that and wins on maybe one every 30 - 60 days.

Works for him.

Dickies work shirts are sturdy and you don’t have to iron them but they are pretty much a mechanic/custodian shirt.

I wear shirts from REI to work, when I’m not wearing a t-shirt with some obscure reference on it.

Land’s End has quality no-iron short-sleeve shirts for around $25. Plus they have good sales all the time. http://www.landsend.com/pp/StylePage-466945_AD.html

Also check out LL Bean.

Thanks for the suggestions, I’ll check them out.

I think the term “camp shirt” applies here, and might aid in your Googling.