Where to Buy Shirts with Matching Neckties
Consider this a 2-in-1 piece you can dress up or down.
by Em Enriquez
Published on Oct 9, 2025
A necktie has served both functional and fashionable purposes over the years. Once confined by strict menswear rules, the piece has found its way into the closets of anyone looking to add a touch of corporate flair to their look. Recently, a handful of designers and brands have combined the tie with the collared shirt, often incorporating a monochromatic theme into both pieces.
Ahead, we list down some labels to check out for a versatile 2-in-1 top of your own.
Shirts with Matching Neckties from Filipino Brands
R/Studios R.E.D. Long Sleeve Shirt
Fashion influencer and budding designer Renee de Guzman references her father's oversized polos with the R.E.D. Long Sleeve Shirt. Purposely on the baggy side and with extended cuffs, the striped top-and-tie combo comes in four eye candy hues.
Freshwind Long Tie Shirt
Offering a myriad of choices for gents, Freshwind introduces the Long Tie Shirt as an all-in-one go-to. The piece comes with twin chest pockets and in reliable neutral colorways.
Reparer La Chemise Short Sleeve
Directly translating to "the shirt," Reparer's La Chemise is made to be an everyday piece that can be paired with any bottoms, including its matching pair of trousers. It's available in long and short-sleeved versions, and in a variety of bold hues.
Patton Studio Short Sleeve Tie Shirt
Patton Studio caters to today's stylish gents with a monochromatic short-sleeve button-down and tie combo. The two overlapping pockets on the chest can house a credit card or a couple of candies, should you require.
Fatima Beltran Monochromatic Tie Shirt
Designer Fatima Beltran has crafted gray-scale 2-in-1 tops for heartthrobs such as Donny Pangilinan, Larkin Castor, and Lance Carr. Each piece is a bespoke creation, and we reckon all it takes is a direct message to cop one of your own. Shoot them an inquiry through their Instagram account here.
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