Nine shirts · made in India · free shipping in India
mtsya
the fitting room

What Is My Style? A 6-Question Style Quiz for Men

Your style is the pattern in what you already reach for. This six-question quiz places you in one of six profiles: The Quiet Classic, The Coastal, The Earthbound, The Monsoon Minimal, The Pattern Reader or The Sharp Professional, each with a short list of pieces to build a wardrobe around.

Six questions. No wrong answers. At the end, a card to keep.

The six styles

Answer the six questions above and you will land in one of these. Most men are mainly one, with a little of another.

The Quiet Classic

Plain, well-made pieces in white, blue and grey. Nothing shouts; everything fits.

Build the wardrobe: two white shirts, one light blue, navy and grey trousers, dark denim, brown leather shoes.

The Coastal

Light, airy, made for heat and long days. Off-white, sand and soft blue.

Build the wardrobe: linen shirts in white and beige, stone chinos, drawstring trousers, loafers or sandals.

The Earthbound

Warm, grounded colours from soil and wood: rust, olive, taupe, brown.

Build the wardrobe: a rust shirt, a taupe shirt, olive trousers, cream chinos, suede shoes.

The Monsoon Minimal

Dark, calm and texture-led. Black, charcoal and indigo, where the weave does the talking.

Build the wardrobe: a near-black shirt, a textured black shirt, an indigo shirt, black and charcoal trousers, clean white sneakers.

The Pattern Reader

Checks and stripes, worn with confidence and kept to one pattern at a time.

Build the wardrobe: one light check, one dark check, one pinstripe, plain trousers in navy and beige.

The Sharp Professional

Crisp, structured and ready for a meeting at short notice.

Build the wardrobe: white and pinstripe shirts, navy and charcoal trousers, a navy blazer, black and brown Oxfords.

mtsya shirts for each style

Style Shirts
The Quiet Classic Manu White, Deluge
The Coastal Foam (white linen), Sandbar (beige linen)
The Earthbound Geru, Silt
The Monsoon Minimal Deep Water, Ash
The Pattern Reader First Light, The Net
The Sharp Professional Hard Rain, Manu White

Every one carries the Matsya fish, the small fish that saved a world, stitched at the left chest. Next, find your colours or your size.

Shop the shirts

Questions, answered

How do I find my personal style as a man?

Look at the clothes you wear most and feel best in, the places you spend your week, and the colours you return to. A short quiz like this one turns those answers into a style profile and a list of pieces to build on.

What are the main styles for men?

Here we use six: The Quiet Classic, The Coastal, The Earthbound, The Monsoon Minimal, The Pattern Reader and The Sharp Professional. They cover most of how men dress day to day.

Can I have more than one style?

Yes. Most men are mainly one profile with a touch of another, for example a Quiet Classic on weekdays and a Coastal at weekends. Build around the main one first.

How many shirts does a basic wardrobe need?

Five to seven is a good start: two white, one light blue, one dark, and two or three in the colours or patterns of your style profile.

The fitting room

Read next:What colours suit me ·Face shape guide ·Outfit ideas for men

Nine shirts, made in India. Set in EB Garamond & Inter; मत्स्य in Mukta Mahee.