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Men's Shirts by Fox: Flannels, Button-Ups & Overshirts

Men's shirts at Foxracing.si bring together Fox button-up shirts, checked flannels and woven overshirts in one place. This is the off-the-bike side of the wardrobe: relaxed layers you pull on over a tee at the trailhead, in the pits, on the way to work or at the weekend, in both short-sleeve and long-sleeve cuts. It is aimed at riders and anyone who likes the workwear-influenced Fox look.

What this category covers

Every shirt here is made by Fox, and the styles usually fall into a few clear types:

• Flannel shirts – brushed cotton or cotton-blend shirts, most often in checks and plaids, warm enough to wear as a light jacket over a t-shirt in autumn and spring.
• Long-sleeve button-up shirts – lighter woven shirts for everyday wear, easy to roll at the sleeve and wear open or buttoned.
• Short-sleeve shirts – summer-weight woven button-ups for hot days, travel and race-day paddock wear.
• Overshirts and shirt jackets – heavier, roomier cuts designed to sit over a hoodie or tee as an outer layer.

How to choose a men's shirt

• Fit – a regular or relaxed cut lets you layer a t-shirt or hoodie underneath, while a slimmer cut looks tidier worn on its own. If you plan to wear the shirt as a jacket, size up.
• Fabric and weight – brushed cotton flannel gives warmth and softness, lighter cotton and cotton-blend wovens breathe better in summer, and blends with synthetic fibres hold their shape and dry faster.
• Sleeve length and season – short sleeves for summer, long sleeves and flannel for cooler months and for evenings after a ride.
• Details – check for chest pockets, snap versus button front closures, a longer back hem for coverage and the collar style, as these decide how casual or smart the shirt looks.
• Care – cotton flannel can shrink slightly, so wash cool and avoid hot tumble drying to keep the fit and the colour of the checks.

Brand

This category is dedicated to Fox, a brand rooted in motocross and mountain biking whose casual clothing carries the same graphics, logos and rider-first styling as its race gear. Buying within a single brand makes sizing easier to judge, because the cut stays consistent from one shirt to the next.

Frequently asked questions

What size shirt should I order?

Use your usual chest measurement and compare it with the size chart on the product page, then decide by intended use: take your normal size for a standalone shirt and one size up if you want to wear it over a hoodie.

Can a flannel shirt be worn for riding?

A flannel works well as a casual layer before and after a ride and for gentle trail days, but it is not protective gear and does not replace a jersey, body armour or a proper jacket.

What is the difference between a flannel and an overshirt?

A flannel refers to the brushed, usually checked fabric, while an overshirt describes the cut: roomier and heavier, made to be worn as a light jacket over other layers.

How do I stop a cotton shirt from shrinking?

Wash at a low temperature, turn the shirt inside out to protect prints and colours, and air dry or tumble dry on low heat.

Are short-sleeve button-ups smart enough for everyday wear?

Yes – worn buttoned with plain trousers they read as smart casual, and worn open over a t-shirt they keep the relaxed look.

Take your time and browse the full men's shirts selection at Foxracing.si to find the cut, fabric and pattern that suit your riding and your everyday style.