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Brian Oak London: smart men's shirts with two-for-£70 deals

Cotton dress shirts with contrast details, chinos, rugby polos and silk ties, with multibuys, free UK delivery over £40 and a 90-day promise.

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Brian Oak London is a menswear label built around shirts. Its range runs from simple easy-iron dress shirts for the office to bolder styles with white contrast collars, paisley trims or a flash of Union Jack inside the collar. It suits men who wear a shirt most days and like a bit of detail, and anyone who'd rather buy two good shirts at a multibuy price than one at full price.

Shirts are mostly 100% cotton in a tailored smart fit, with full prices typically between £55 and £90. Around them you'll find chinos and moleskin trousers, rugby polos, tees, knitwear, jackets and accessories including silk ties, pocket squares and leather belts, so you can put together a whole outfit in one order. The site lets you browse by colour, pattern and style, and there's a size guide for each fit.

Prices are in pounds, standard UK delivery is free over £40, and orders placed by 1pm on a working day go out the same day. The brand's 90-day satisfaction promise gives you three months to return or exchange unworn items with tags.

What's worth a look

Six pieces from the Brian Oak site, with today's prices.

The Navy Twill Formal Shirt with Union Jack Contrast Trim is one of the bestsellers at £75, a navy cotton twill shirt finished with Union Jack contrast trim. For a plainer workday option, the Easy Iron Sky Blue Dress Shirt is also £75 and saves time with the iron.

Off duty, the Premium Navy Striped Rugby Polo costs £45 and is part of the two for £70 rugby deal. And to finish a suit, the Ink Blue Floral Silk Tie is £30.

Current offers

Multibuys are the main way to save here. The offers we're tracking include:

  • 50% off selected dress shirts in the half-price shirts section.
  • Any 2 shirts for £70, any 2 rugby shirts for £70, and any 2 shirts for £99 from the qualifying collections.
  • On the site right now there's also any 3 polos for £90, a 2 for £120 shirt collection and a clearance sale.
  • Free UK standard delivery on orders over £40.

How to save more

  • Pair up purchases. Shirts in the 2 for £70 collection work out at £35 each.
  • Sign up to the Brian Oak Club email list, which promises members exclusive discounts and special offers.
  • Check the size guide before ordering. Returns are free of charge only when an item is faulty or wrong, so getting the fit right first time saves on postage.
  • Need it quickly? Royal Mail Next Day costs £7.95 if you order by noon, but trousers add an extra working day to processing, so leave a little more time for chinos.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 8 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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