The New England Shirt company make some beautiful oxfords. Their mission is to create something relaxed, casual and well made that doesn’t depend on 30 minutes of ironing before wear. This pullover, long sleeved white shirt is on the slimmer side in terms of fit and features one breast pocket and buttoned collar and cuffs. Spot on. Find it at Need Supply.

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I don’t know if I’ve ever described a shirt as cheerful or if I’ve ever wanted to but this Brooks Brothers number just makes me happy. It’s an Oxford (always a good start) and it’s made up of a variety of coloured stripes. Non Iron Supima cotton, button down collar and a fit perfectly in-between slim and regular. Nice. Mr. Porter has it.

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A short-wave collection of natural dyed shirts from the Seattle’s Blackbird company. “American-made heavy-duty 100% cotton oxford cloth with custom birch wood buttons, dyed using 100% natural dyes hand-selected by us to achieve unique colors and shades.” The colors are proper. With some wear and wash, they should become even more unique.

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Alden’s Saddle Oxford has traditionally been a terrific muse for store specific make-ups. Blackbird, Leffot, and now Unionmade have each given the silhouette fantastic finishes, in keeping with both the shoe itself and the retailer’s individual aesthetic. Unionmade’s version navy alpine calf with a brown alpine leather at saddle and heel fox. Matching eyelets house waxed cotton laces.

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Some exclusive shoes from Oak Street Bootmakers for Manchester’s Oi Polloi shop. The Vibram Trail Oxford shoes come in a few colorways to keep you happy. The cherry is a fresh standout. Each shoes features Horween Chromexcel leather that gives each a unique look. Find them at Oi Polloi.

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Non-stop. The wingtips keep on coming. The latest come in the form of these Sperry Top-sider oxford wingtips. Four colorways allow you to work a unique look for your personal wardrobe. The leather laces are a plus. Grey and olive are the favorites. Find the in the Sperry online shop.

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A great pair of leather shoes is something that we all need for sunny day soirees. n.d.c. is one brand that offers the perfect leather oxford shoe for these types of events. Of course, they’ve done it in classic n.d.c. form by distressing the shoe a bit. The “fade bolten wash oxfords” feature a slim silhouette, “raised round tapered toe, lace-up closure and perforated detail at the placket and sides. The shoe also has “contrast topstitching in taupe.” Made in Spain. Ssense has them.

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The Surface to Air Spring/Summer Collection has been delivered and the guys and girls at Gargyle have it available. The “Classic Shirt V5 Oxford” offers a slim narrow fitting cut that has a great “classic plaid placket with mother of pearl buttons.” The clean “S2A” embroidered logo adds to the sophisticated look. The plaid detail at the closure of the shirt distinguishes it from every oxford shirt in the market today and it looks great tucked in. Gargyle has them.

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Rachel Comey brings her newest season of men’s shoes. The “Mateba Slate” oxford shoe uses 100% leather and comes in a matte dark charcoal color. The classic oxford silhouette is designed with a stacked leather sole and features “stitch seam details and a padded leather insole.” The shoes are all handmade in South America. A great take on the oxford shoe. Available at Gargyle.

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Blackbird, one of the better known boutiques in the Northwest U.S.A., brings their first collection of shirts. The “Lot No.11 Naturally Dyed Oxford” comes for spring and looks to be a great fitting shirt. The shirt is slim and is made of 100% cotton. The shirt offers: a two inch standard collar, 1 3/16 button placket closure with seven blackened wood buttons, single rounded-off elongated chest patch pocket and a laundry list of other fine details. The shirts are made in the U.S.A. and each piece stands to be “one-of-a-kind” due to its natural dying process. The shirts are offered in four different colorways that are each assigned a different lot number. Available at Blackbird.