Sale
Popular searches
Top product
Best sellers
STZ71 - Men's 3 Piece Suit Wool Tweed Green Blue Brown Check 1920s Gatsby Formal Dress Suits
£169.00
Madrid - Men's Herringbone Tweed 3 Piece Navy Red Check Suit 1920s
£229.00
281-03 - Men's Oak 3 Piece Tweed Suit Herringbone Wool Fit
£169.00
STZ11 - Men's Grey Black 3 Piece Tweed Suit Herringbone Wool
£169.00
Ralph - Men's 3 Piece Suit Tweed Check 1920s
£209.00
STZ72 - Men's 3 Piece Suit Wool Tweed Navy Blue Brown Check 1920s Gatsby Formal Dress Suits
£169.00
Sale
Sold out
Sold out
Peaky Blinders shirts at TruClothing are based on the styles worn throughout the series, including collarless shirts, round collar designs, penny collar shirts, and subtle striped patterns typical of the 1920s. These shirts reflect how working men dressed in Britain during the late 1910s and 1920s, when shirts were worn daily as part of practical, well-structured outfits.
Shirts from this period were made to sit neatly under three piece suits, waistcoats, and heavy overcoats, keeping their shape through long days of wear. The Peaky Blinder shirt is defined by its collar construction, fit, and fabric rather than decorative detail. At TruClothing, we specialise in tailored menswear and focus on accurate design, reliable sizing, and quality materials, offering Peaky Blinders shirts that work naturally as part of a modern wardrobe while staying true to 1920s shirts in cut and construction.
In Peaky Blinders, the most recognisable shirts are collarless styles and penny collar shirts. Detachable collars were common in the early 20th century, which is why removable collar shirts appear so often throughout the series.
The collarless shirt worn by many characters is now known as a grandad or round collar shirt and was practical for long days of work, especially when worn under a waistcoat. Penny collar shirts, fastened with a coin at the collar points, were commonly worn for business and social settings.
Most Peaky Blinder shirts are made using plain cotton poplin or subtle vertical stripes, designed to sit cleanly under tailoring. Decorative prints were not part of everyday menswear during this period.
Our Peaky Blinder shirts are designed to suit different body types and outfit needs while keeping the look rooted in the era. Each style reflects how shirts were worn in the 1920s, paired with high waisted trousers and fitted waistcoats.
Key features across the range include:
• Slim fit shirts shaped to sit neatly under a tweed three-piece suit
• Classic fit options for a more traditional silhouette
• Classic collar shirts suitable for ties and suit wear
• Round collar and collarless shirt Peaky Blinders styles
• Removable collar shirts compatible with penny collar attachments
• Peaky Blinders penny collar shirt designs with authentic proportions
• Poplin shirts with bar and chain detailing, common in period styling
• Vertical stripe patterns based on early 20th century tailoring
• Neutral colours including white, cream, blue, and black
These Peaky Blinder shirts work best with braces, tailored trousers, and waistcoats. The shirt is meant to sit flat across the chest, with no excess fabric bunching under layers.
TruClothing specialises in Peaky Blinders inspired menswear built for real use. Our 1920s shirts are selected for accuracy, comfort, and durability, making them suitable for weddings, events, themed occasions, and everyday tailored outfits. Each men’s Peaky Blinders shirt is designed to reflect how shirts were cut and worn during the period, without costume finishes.
We stock Peaky Blinder shirts in a wide size range, with consistent sizing across styles to make ordering online straightforward. Free UK delivery is available on orders over £50, and our team is always available to help with fit or styling advice.
The shirts worn in Peaky Blinders are mainly collarless shirts and penny collar shirts. These styles were common in the 1920s, especially when worn with detachable collars and three piece suits.
A Peaky Blinder shirt should sit close to the body without pulling across the chest. In the 1920s, shirts were designed to be worn tucked in with high waisted trousers and layered under a waistcoat, so excess fabric was avoided. Slim fit styles suit tailored looks, while classic fit shirts offer more room through the body.
Yes. While these shirts were originally worn with three-piece suits, they also work well with tailored trousers and braces. Collarless and penny collar shirts can be worn on their own or under knitwear, making them practical for modern wardrobes without losing their period character.
A Peaky Blinders shirt is best worn with tailored trousers, braces, and a waistcoat. High waisted trousers create the correct shape through the body, while leather boots or lace up shoes suit the period styling. Collarless shirts also work well under a wool jacket without a tie, reflecting how men dressed for everyday wear in the 1920s.
How can we help?
We usually reply within an hour, 9am–6pm