Check this great print shirt from Adam Kimmel’s Autumn 2010 collection. The “card” shirt is a perfect accessory for the pokerface in your life. All jokes aside, the pattern – mixing diamonds, clubs, spades, and hearts is done in such a well mannered way that it will work for all. Aloha Rag has them. Italian made.

More looks at the Adam Kimmel Collared “Card” Shirt after the click.

Having previewed the Hamilton 1883 Autumn 2010 collection virtually and physically (during New York’s Market Week), we learned there were a few stories to good to avoid passing on.

With a grand tradition of bespoke shirt making, Hamilton does the right thing and draws on customer quirks to give its own off-the-rack pieces a distinct flavor. The heritage of the shirt maker, that customer based history, finally takes shape this fall and the “$” shirt speaks volumes about the ability of the company to draw stories from the past and incorporate them in the new direction.

David Hamilton shared this about the “$” shirt, “We’ve had a loyal custom shirt customer who is in the oil business and therefore did a lot of international travel.  After being mugged, he had us design a hidden “cash” pocket to keep a $100 bill in case of emergency.  It’s details like this that we love learning about through our custom business and want to carry over into our ready-to-wear shirts.”

Check the shirt out in full after the jump along with the Field Shirt, another favorite from the preview.

Both are available beginning the end of this week.

For Autumn 2010, the Burberry Prorsum collection features this “indigo washed” military shirt. “Long sleeve indigo wash denim shirt. Two chest flap patch pockets, slit cuffs with snap button closure and pleat running the length of the back. Six snap button closure, fabric lined side splits and rounded tail ending.” The shirt looks best worn rather than modeled solo.

More looks at the Burberry Prorsum Military Shirt for Autumn 2010 after the click.

Context have taken stock of some new Gitman Vintage shirts for Fall/Winter 2010 (or Autumn/Winter if you’re a stubborn Brit) and, as you’d expect, they’re rather handsome. We’ve got a couple of patterned oxfords and a solid olive to show you and, while the patterns  are not for everyone, we’re quite the fans of them. Olive coloured shirts are surprisingly hard to find, so it’s good to see Context making one with the guys from Gitman. All shirts available on Context’s site.

Take a leap the other colourway.

James Perse has loaded up their Pre-Autumn collection in their online store. Against their usual basics include some cargos, crew neck sweatshirts, and a great zip up cardigan, you’ll find a set of classic fit super soft shirts, which should do you right all Summer long. “Classic long sleeve button-front shirt. French seams on side and underarm seams for a clean, finished look. Back yoke with pleats, shirttail hem. Garment dyed with softener.”

More looks at the James Perse Classic Fit Shirts for Pre-Autumn 2010 after the click.

Two checks on the larger side from the Burberry Brit line. The casual finish of the crinkle effect works for those who are anti-iron (including me at times). “Long sleeves with a single button at the cuffs. The pointed collar leads into a eight button fastening placket. Two flap fastening breast pockets with button closures. Crinkled effect, washed cotton. Curved hemline that is longer at the back than the front. Hemline finishes at the top of the thighs.” Browns has them.

More looks at the Burberry Brit Crinkled Check Shirts after the click.

No one does shirting like Japan’s Iron Heart. They’re built to protect those on motorcycles but they’ll work for your day to day as well. Now, I would usually shy away from Iron Heart in the Summer due to their terrifically thick and proper builds but we’re told these shirts are made especially for the season. “All three breath well and are in a very nice fabric with colors perfect for summer wear.” Three colors to choose from. Self Edge has them.

More looks at the Iron Heart Mini Herringbone Shirts for Summer 2010 after the click.

It may be just a little bit  before  we see where Mark MacNairy takes the Woolrich Woolen Mills line. Until then, we suggest you check out more from his signature New Amsterdam collection. These contrasting oxfords for the Summer should do the trick. “Mark McNairy short-sleeve button-down oxford cotton shirts have arrived.  These shirts are made right here in the USA and feature contrast paneling in both stripes and solid blue oxford fabrics.” Available now at DQM.

More looks at the Mark McNairy Spring/Summer Oxford Shirts after the click.

Ralph Lauren gets into the World Cup frame of mind with a massive collection of national team polo shirts from their “Modern Field” Collection. Just about every nation is covered with this one (except North Korean which would be killer): Spain, Italy, Argentina, Germany, Brazil, South Africa, Japan, France, England, Netherlands, Russia, USA, Australia, Mexico, Scotland, AND Switzerland (shout out to Geneva). They’re mesh polos.

And for those looking for some custom steez, “On RalphLauren.com, there will also be a “Create Your Own” option where customers may elect to embroider a name on the back of a polo (limited countries available)”

More looks at the Ralph Lauren Modern Field World Cup Polo Shirts after the click.

MMM’s added a small pocket on some shirts in a show of unity with smoker’s worldwide. The sub pocket built into the breast pocket on a button shirt and t-shirt, ensure that your 20 pack remains present and forward for the more casual smoker looking to bum one from you. In Europe this is still considered a gracious act. Pull that in the States and you’ll get a brush off. Then again, if you can afford to buy MMM you probably have no issues donating your smokes to the begging masses. (porvocacao)

More looks at the Maison Martin Margiela “Smoker” Shirts after the click.