5 Fall Shirts EVERY Man Should Own (Wardrobe Essentials)

About this video

Centeno presents five categories of essential fall shirts every man should own: those in autumn colors, patterned shirts including checks and plaids, classic oxfords, twill shirts, and flannel or napped-surface shirts. He explains the characteristics of each type, demonstrates specific examples, and discusses how to wear them in various contexts.

Key takeaways

  • Centeno recommends seeking autumn-colored shirts in shades (darker versions of hues) rather than bright neon tones, including forest green, rust, mustard, plum, and terracotta
  • Centeno argues that pattern types like gingham, plaid, and windowpane offer versatility for fall wardrobes and can be dressed up or down depending on pairing
  • Centeno emphasizes that oxford and twill shirts are functional fall options that work both casually with jeans and formally with blazers or suits due to their heavier, denser weaves
  • Centeno recommends flannel and napped-surface shirts for colder fall and winter weather, noting that brushing the fabric creates a raised surface for insulation and softness

Episode details: published September 24, 2019 · 32K views · 7:31 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. The style advice summarized here is Antonio Centeno’s own teaching and opinion, presented for education; product recommendations are his, not ours. Summaries are written by Self Growth Videos from each video itself.


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