Everything we believe in, distilled into one garment: The Classic Shirt
A garment that isn’t particularly in fashion today and won’t be out of fashion tomorrow. Made in England from thick pure-cotton twill and mother-of-pearl buttons, the Classic Shirt is built for the future, to look better with every wear and wash. It is cut loose to be airy and comfortable on its own and roomy enough to be worn over a T-shirt or light knit. For men, for women, for a casual night or a formal event—you can fit a lot into one garment
Let customers speak for us
In an era of mass produced fodder and cheap online shopping Ludo Pals really stands out. Elegant and intelligently designed wear with an eye on the practical as well as the sartorial. It’s the little details like the stitching on the buttons and the quality of material that makes these shirts so distinctive. I’d wear them everyday if I could.
The Ultimate shirt. Perfect sizing, lovely material and just gets better with age. Thank you Ludo Pals for making something I always look and feel good in
I bought the shirt to wear with jeans but then I was even able to dress it up smartly + my girlfriend even wears it in an oversized style. Really impressed with the quality too! Will definitely buy more from Ludopals
I’m a girl (5’9) and bought the size small. It’s the perfect oversized fit to wear casually as an over shirt or light jacket. Looks great with jeans and dresses. I love the weight of the cotton and the shirt’s quality.
A great shirt that harks back to a bygone era with its timeless design, straightforward yet high quality materials, solid construction, and versatile uses. It also looks great. Simply nothing quite like it!
This shirt is excellent. I love the twill fabric, which holds its shape and doesn't crease easily. It feels sturdy like it will last forever but also not too heavy. Beautifully and thoughtfully made.
I love this Towelling Top. It goes with everything. I wear it casually with jeans, sportily when I play tennis and smartly with a shirt. It's become a wardrobe essential. My wife and I argue about who gets to wear it.
