Style Tips for Men

In the world of fashion, the black Mao collar shirt is a distinctive and elegant choice. As its name suggests, this shirt lacks the traditional collar, giving it an elegant, modern look. an elegant, modern look. Often mistaken for shirts with ba...

Plaid shirts have long been a cornerstone of the Café Coton collection, and their recent resurgence in the world of fashion only reaffirms their timeless appeal and versatility. At Café Coton, we believe that the plaid shirt is not just a passing ...

For these gentlemen, it's a recurring dilemma, but there are a few rules that make it easier to find your way around. First of all, let's start with the situations in which shirts should not be worn outside. When you're wearing a formal shirt, wit...

It can sometimes be tricky for men to put together a coherent wardrobe that includes both casual and formal pieces.

As shirt experts, at CAFÉ COTON we're in the best position to prepare you for the most beautiful day in the lives of future brides and grooms. Because we know that choosing the perfect shirt can be a real headache, here's a short, non-exhaustive g...

As the weather gets warmer and the sun starts to shine again, CAFÉ COTON is riding the wave of the summer trend: the blouse. Often more comfortable than a long-sleeved shirt and more breathable than a t-shirt, the blouse is a must-have for the sum...

While women all have little black dresses in their wardrobes, the must-have item in men's wardrobes is the white shirt. More than just a garment, it's a versatile accessory worn by men and women the world over. It may be worn today in a very conte...

The shirt is a versatile and essential part of a man's wardrobe. A cross between a shirt and a jacket, it's an ideal alternative to dressier blazers. It's not without style, though, and will finish off your look with elegance.

Choosing the colour and pattern of your shirt isn't easy enough, but you also have to be careful to select the size and shape that will make you look your best.

The Mao collar may be very popular today, but its origins lie in a highly controversial history. The collar was named after Mao Zedong, former leader of the People's Republic of China. But its origins actually predate the politician. The split col...