Tattersall Shirts

What is a tattersall shirt?

A tattersall shirt is distinguished by its check pattern. The square-shaped pattern is made by weaving thin stripes evenly between the horizontal weft threads and the vertical warp threads. The different stripes are usually different colors and darker than the background.

Tattersall shirts are steeped in horse-riding history, which is where the name comes from. In 1776, a horsemarket was opened in Suffolk, England by Richard Tattersall, where bright checked horse blankets were sold. Later the Tattersall design was used for men's shirts, and are now popular among country and city folk worldwide.

Made from luxurious 100 per cent brushed cotton and traditionally tailored, these shirts look and feel fantastic. Wear them with jeans for socialising or with a tweed suit and tie for formal occasions.