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Blue and Navy Multi Check Piccadilly Shirt

Button-Ups

$785as of Jul 5, 2026. Check the current price at Turnbull & Asser

The verdict

Premium cut at $785; Piccadilly holiday fit commands higher price through tailoring refinement, though base fabric remains standard cotton.

Fit

Piccadilly holiday fit sits fuller through shoulders and torso than Mayfair, designed for layering under formal wear and jackets. Multi-check pattern requires balanced proportions.

Quality

Holiday fit construction implies reinforced seams for structured drape; 100% cotton consistent with brand standards. Durability aligned with mid-premium range.

Price check

$785 reflects cut complexity and positioning within brand hierarchy; $180 premium over Mayfair justified by fit engineering, not material.

Best for

Layering-focused formal wear and broader-framed wearers who prefer room through shoulders; those wearing jackets regularly.

Care

Dry clean recommended to maintain structured fit; home care risks loss of tailored drape.

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What owners report about Turnbull & Asser button-ups

Forum posters rate Turnbull & Asser shirts among the top tier of English ready-to-wear for construction, citing dense stitching, hand-sewn side-seam gussets, and consistently clean finishing. The recurring gripe is price rather than quality: several Ask Andy posters call the shirts good but dreadfully expensive, arguing similar quality can be had elsewhere on Jermyn Street for less. Reviewers also note the styling reads business-first — the house medium-spread collar does not sit as well worn open — so the line suits tucked, tailored wear better than casual use.

Strengths: Owners consistently report first-rate English construction — dense stitching, reinforced seams, collars that keep their shape — with quality described as flawless and consistent across the range.
Watch out for: Reviewers say you pay a steep heritage premium, and the formal cut and collar styling limit the shirts' usefulness worn casually or open-necked.
Sizing: The old generous cut has been phased out for a decidedly slimmer ready-to-wear block, so longtime buyers report the current fits run trimmer than they expect; Regular remains the roomiest of the three fits.

About Turnbull & Asser's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: Turnbull & Asser Explained: Fit, Fabrics, And Whether They're Worth The Price | Gentleman's Gazette · Turnbull & Asser shirts - quality and fit? | Styleforum · Poor Turnbull & Asser - Ask Andy About Clothes · Turnbull & Asser shirts fit - Ask Andy About Clothes