Mason’s Shirts & Overshirts for Men and Women

The shirt has never needed justification. Essential, understated, able to change its function without losing balance. In the Mason’s FW25 wardrobe, it unfolds into two complementary interpretations that share the same idea: building elegance through coherence.

For men, it becomes an overshirt — a hybrid between jacket and shirt — designed to follow movement. For women, it remains true to its purest nature: fluid, luminous, defined by proportions that favor freedom.

In both cases, Mason’s works with the same philosophy: refined materials, precise cuts, measured fits. Each piece is designed to last — to accompany rather than define.

The Shirt According to Mason’s

In the FW25 collection, the shirt becomes a matter of language. In the men’s wardrobe, this vision takes shape in the Steve, an overshirt in 500 wale corduroy: a three-dimensional, warm fabric with a soft and deep touch. The construction recalls that of a light jacket — patch pockets, straight line, clean shoulders — yet with the freedom of a shirt. Paired with velvet chinos or denim, the Steve embodies Mason’s functional elegance: essential, versatile, never ostentatious.

In the women’s wardrobe, the same concept translates into the Carla, a shirt in soft, luminous viscose. Fluid fabric, colors that define the season: stucco, bordeaux, military green. A warm, contemporary palette. Worn under a blazer or with chinos, the Carla expresses modern femininity: light, confident.

The velvet of the Steve, the viscose of the Carla — the intention remains the same: practicality as an aesthetic gesture, elegance as substance.

Silent Construction

The Mason’s FW25 shirt does not seek attention. Steve in 500 wale corduroy, Carla in fluid viscose. Two interpretations, same coherence: lasting materials, enduring cuts, fits that adapt without yielding.

They accompany, not impose. The Mason’s shirt is not a passing gesture — it’s constructed continuity.

FAQ – Mason’s Shirts and Overshirts

1) What’s the difference between a shirt and an overshirt?

The shirt was born as a layering piece, while the overshirt as a light jacket. The Steve in 500 wale corduroy is an overshirt: jacket construction, shirt freedom. Patch pockets, clean shoulders, designed for layering.

2) How to style the Carla shirt?

The Carla in viscose pairs beautifully under a Mason’s blazer for a formal tone, or with chinos for everyday elegance. The colors — stucco, bordeaux, military green — allow tone-on-tone or controlled contrasts. The fluidity of the fabric makes it suitable both tucked in or worn loose.

3) How to wear the Steve overshirt?

The Steve can be worn open over a T-shirt or turtleneck for a relaxed look, or buttoned up as a light jacket for more structure. Paired with Mason’s velvet chinos, it creates a contemporary outfit; with denim, it expresses ease. The 500 wale corduroy makes it ideal between autumn and winter.

4) What are the FW25 collection colors?

Carla comes in stucco, bordeaux, and military green. Steve in 500 wale corduroy maintains the depth of the fabric with shades designed to harmonize with the rest of the Mason’s collection, creating a consistent wardrobe.