What is a Travel Shirt? You can choose to bring any shirt or top on your trip, but a travel shirt is an article of clothing that is purpose built for the voyage. Instead of merely looking good, they are usually made of technical fabrics (either man-made or natural), and have some extra features built in.

The Traveler Collection resists stains and wrinkles so you can stay comfortable, cool and crisp, from the suitcase to the boardroom - and all points beyond.

Dress Shirt Materials: An Introduction

• 100% Cotton. When it comes to dress shirt materials, cotton is popular because it's the most breathable, durable and comfortable of the three.
• Cotton/Polyester Blend.
• Silk.

The dress shirt is a fashion staple. It can be dressed down into casual looks, but it was not made for this purpose. It's a semi-formal (business) type shirt. It's extremely common and comes in a variety of collar and cuff types and styles like the club collar.

Look for synthetic or merino wool shirts. Cotton is recommended only for casual activities or warm, dry climates. Fitness tops can work well for travel, too, especially in warm climates because they wick moisture to keep you cool.

Nylon/Polyester Many people shy away from these fabrics, but nylon and polyester work well for travel clothing. Other than being wrinkle-free, they're both quick-drying fabrics, so if you have to hand wash your clothes while travelling, they will be pretty dry when it's time to pack or wear the next morning.

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Some natural fibres are linen, the first used historically, hemp, cotton, the most used, ramie, wool, silk and more recently bamboo or soya. Some synthetic fibres are polyester, tencel, viscose, etc. Polyester mixed with cotton (poly-cotton) is often used. Fabrics for shirts are called shirtings.

Dress shirts as we come to know of today first began to appear in Europe in the 17th century. They were seen as undergarments to protect high value clothing items such as waistcoats (suit vests) from the muck and grime that perspires from the human body.

A dress shirt, button shirt, button-front, button-front shirt, or button-up shirt is a garment with a collar and a full-length opening at the front, which is fastened using buttons or shirt studs.

Below is a list of the key parts of a high quality dress shirt.

• Tailored Fit. The first and most important part of a high quality shirt is a great tailored fit.
• High Quality Collar.
• Fine Stitching.
• Flat Felled Seams.
• Premium Cotton Fabric.
• Mother of Pearl Buttons.
• Cleanly Finished Button Holes.
• Hand Sewn Cuffs.

Cotton offers the most quality in terms of comfort, while polyester provides more quality in terms of drying quickly and lasting longer. For customers concerned with comfort, cotton is soft and breathable. For customers who want quick-drying, durable t-shirts, polyester has an advantage.

Your most common choices: Nylon and polyester: Most performance fabrics feature either of these synthetics. Some name brands include CoolMax® polyester or Cordura® nylon. Pros: Breathable, lightweight, wicks away moisture and dries quickly, resists pilling and abrasion.

Nylon/Polyester Many people shy away from these fabrics, but nylon and polyester work well for travel clothing. Other than being wrinkle-free, they're both quick-drying fabrics, so if you have to hand wash your clothes while travelling, they will be pretty dry when it's time to pack or wear the next morning.

The Traveler's origins are unknown. When it arrived, humanity first discovered it on Mars. It sparked a Golden Age of humanity that allowed humans to migrate from Earth to colonize other planets within the Solar System.