Shirts

Men's Competition Shirts: A Collar That Holds, an Arm That's Free

A competition shirt's main job is to stay out of the way. In Latin, the arm moves high and sharp; in Standard, it holds frame with a partner — either way, the collar, cuff and placket can't shift after the first few turns. MakGrace carries men's shirts for both programs, short and long sleeve, with a range of collar and closure styles.

Fabrics and Cut Details

• Cotton/viscose blend — for a classic fit with no extra shine.
• Matte biflex — for styles with more stretch.
• Stand or turn-down collar, concealed zip or hidden placket — shape holds with no closures on display.

Choosing for Your Program

For Standard, shoulder fit and sleeve length under a tailcoat matter most. For Latin, it's freedom through the armhole and hem length, so the shirt never rides up from the trousers during sharp moves. Unsure about size? Go by chest and shoulder measurements from the size chart, not your usual everyday size.

Caring for the Fabric

Cotton/viscose blend can go through a machine wash at 30°C; matte biflex is better washed in a laundry bag and dried out of direct sunlight — this keeps the collar and cuffs fitting well.

Why MakGrace

1. Styles for both programs — Latin and Standard — in one collection.
2. Cuffs and collar hold their shape after ironing and washing.
3. The size range accounts for an athletic build.

For Latin and for Standard

One shirt rarely suits both programs perfectly — Latin calls for more freedom through the armhole, Standard for sleeve length under a tailcoat.

FAQ

Cotton/viscose blend or biflex? Cotton/viscose blend suits a classic fit with no shine; biflex suits styles with more stretch.

How do I pick a size without trying it on? By chest and shoulder measurements, not your everyday size.

Pair the shirt with trousers and a vest from the same line. Shop competition shirts with delivery to Poland, Germany, Czechia, other EU countries, the USA and Canada.