Stenströms has been making shirts in Helsingborg, Sweden since 1899. Royal Warrant holder. Family-owned across five generations. Each shirt is built from 23 individually cut parts through 60 separate work steps, with the collar alone passing through 25 of those operations. That kind of precision is rare anywhere — in a category increasingly dominated by mass production, it's almost unheard of.

We carry the full Stenströms range we believe in for our clients: Active Stretch for clients who travel, work long days, and need a dress shirt that moves with them; Twill for the foundational whites and patterns every wardrobe needs; Jersey for the modern dress shirt that wears with the comfort of a knit; and Knitwear built to anchor a winter outfit.

Two fits to choose from: Slimline sits closer to the body with a tapered waist and narrower sleeve. Regular is the slightly fuller cut with more room through the chest and midsection. Neither is boxy. Both are designed to follow your shape, not hang off it. If you're between sizes or unsure which fit suits your build, the right answer is usually to come in and try both — that's what we're here for.

Want the deep dive? Read our full guide to Stenströms in Canada — heritage, fabric, collar styles, care, and how Stenströms compares to other premium shirtmakers. For sizing, see the Stenströms Size Guide.