Men's Crew Clothing Hurst Check Flannel Shirt

Combining soft cotton comfort with a classic checked design, this men's Crew Clothing Hurst check flannel shirt boasts an easy everyday style.

This flannel shirt is crafted from 100% cotton, offering warmth and breathability in equal measure. A button down point collar and neat button placket create a smart outline, while branded buttons and the crossed oars embroidered on the chest add signature detail. Ideal for layering through cooler months, this shirt works equally well worn open over a tee or fastened for a tidy finish.

Flannel shirt

Button down point collar

Button placket and cuffs

Branded buttons

Crossed oars embroidered on the chest

Wear with dark denim and boots for weekends, or team with chinos and brogues for relaxed office days and casual dinners.

About Crew Clothing

Crew Clothing was founded in Salcombe, an idyllic Devon coastal town, where former professional skier Alastair Parker-Smith ran a windsurfing school. Inspired by the coast, Alastair debuted his first range at the 1993 Cowes Week yachting regatta on the Isle of Wight. 30 years on, Crew Clothing has become renowned for high quality casualwear inspired by boating and being on the water.

Explore our ladies Crew Clothing range and our men's Crew Clothing collection.

About Cotton

Cool, smooth cotton is one of the world’s most popular fibres. Grown in tropical regions, the cotton emerges from the plant in a round ball which is then harvested and spun into thread. The main component of cotton is cellulose, giving the fabric its strength and durability, which means cotton garments rarely lose their original shape. Cotton is common in summer clothing due to its breathability; however, cotton-rich clothing is also a popular choice in the winter for light layering.

About Flannel

Flannel was first crafted by Welsh shepherds and farmers from carded wool to combat the cold. It was brushed for added softness and insulation. The introduction of the carding mill during the Industrial Revolution catapulted flannel from a local craft to a global staple, even warming Union soldiers in the American Civil War. Today, it is sought-after for its durability and softness, a staple popular in country fashion as well as cosy furnishings.