Most Expensive Dress Shirt

Written by: jeremy Filed Under: Fashion, Luxury, World on May 27th, 2008

They say the clothes make the man. That’s probably less true today than when you could tell a man’s occupation by the hat he wore, but if it’s true of anything then it’s true of the world’s most expensive shirt.

Swedish shirt-making company Eton, celebrating their 80th birthday, created this shirt out of the finest Egyptian cotton. Of course, it couldn’t be the most expensive shirt in the world without a few diamonds. Both the studs and the cufflinks are encrusted with diamonds—white diamonds on the cufflinks and colored diamonds on the studs.

World's most expensive shirt

As if that isn’t enough, the dress shirt will be touring the world before it’s sold at auction next year. The luxurious shirt will make stops in Milan, LA, Stockholm and a few other places with Eton stores.

The most expensive shirt is valued at £23,000 (over $45,000). Proceeds from its sale will go to charity.


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13 comments...What do you think?

  1. Posted by The World’s Most Expensive Men’s Dress Shirt - bLavish 29th May, 2008 at 10:01 am

    [...] with the proceeds going to charity.  The Eton 80th anniversary dress shirt has been appraised at $45,000, making it the world’s most expensive men’s dress shirt by [...]

  2. Posted by The World’s Most Expensive Men’s Dress Shirt | Schulmafia 29th May, 2008 at 1:06 pm

    [...] with the proceeds going to charity.  The Eton 80th anniversary dress shirt has been appraised at $45,000, making it the world’s most expensive men’s dress shirt by [...]

  3. Posted by Karl 28th September, 2008 at 5:53 pm

    Eton is not from Switzerland, it is from Sweden

  4. Posted by Shackleton. 1st October, 2008 at 9:26 am

    Rayner & Sturgess shirting is however, the finest shirt a chap can wear.
    Charity apart, the rag above wouldn’t look out of place covering the back of B.J Cool Jay, Snoopy Dog, or a Lower East Side pimp who had just enjoyed a successful shipment of cheap East Europeans.

  5. Posted by jeremy 2nd October, 2008 at 4:45 pm

    Thank you for the correction. The shirts are made in Switzerland but, yes, the company is based in Sweden.

  6. Posted by lemme at it! 26th January, 2009 at 6:58 pm

    absolutly no point! listen, u wanna look lik ur rich, then do this. on your wedding or somethin, wear a white blouse that has been ironed and washed a million times,
    and then stick fools gold on the buttons! like i sed, no point!!!

  7. Posted by Mark Ward 8th April, 2009 at 9:14 am

    Thank HEAVEN it’s being auctioned off for Charity. Certainly no gentleman would be caught dead wearing this over-the-top “encrusted with diamonds” shirt. This is the stuff of pimps and rap artists and maybe successful drug dealers. I could imagine a celeb buying it and then wearing it on a telethon (ie: Jerry Lewis from his walker with built-in life support systems as he flogs the telethon ONE MORE TIME to raise cash for some charity or another…) but I cannot conceive of a “real” person wearing this thing for anything other than a joke. In this day of families loosing homes, and jobs and living in cars and tents, $45k for a shirt is not much of a joke! Frankly, given our present economy – even if someone were to spend $45k on this thing – wearing it would be in such extreme bad taste that it defies description!

    Sign me

    – Raised to know the difference –

    Mark in Scottsdale

  8. Posted by Noodles 11th August, 2009 at 8:07 pm

    Wow…it looks very kool but i mean why would anyone wear that they could get robbed and beaten up on the streets seriously but it is very kool looking

  9. Posted by robert 22nd August, 2009 at 12:18 am

    what size is it?

  10. Posted by frank 18th October, 2009 at 4:41 pm

    wow thats nice but owell

  11. Posted by john 12th December, 2009 at 12:46 am

    i’d rather wear the box it came in thank you very much

  12. Posted by Someone 13th December, 2009 at 12:54 pm

    People who bash on this doesn’t understand the concept of owning something as rare as this… Its a collectible not something that you are going to wear on a regular basis, its basically the bragging rights you get with the shirt. “Oh look I have the most expensive shirt in the world” is of more value to a collector then its appearances…

  13. Posted by Hans 30th December, 2009 at 7:06 pm

    Hey, dudes! Wanna look like high & mighty? Then try something very simple, handmade by any (british, italian or french!) shirtmaker, even without “a name”. It’s enough. Always remember this old dutch proverb: “Old money doesn’t need showing off!”…

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