I'MHERE makes one thing: printed shirts with a resort collar, built around art references rather than generic florals. Van Gogh, Monet, Toile de Jouy, Icarus, Daedalus. The range runs ₹1,699 to ₹3,299 and it is the most specific point of view in Stylera's shirt catalogue.
If you have been looking for a printed shirt that does not read as a beach-holiday cliché, this is the rack. Here is how the range breaks down.
What is a resort collar, and why does it matter here?
A resort collar — also called a Cuban or camp collar — lies flat and open at the neck with no top button. It was designed for heat, which is why it keeps coming back in India and never quite leaves.
It matters for this brand specifically because an open collar gives a print more uninterrupted surface to read across. A standard spread collar chops the top of a design; a camp collar lets it run. That is why almost the entire I'MHERE line uses one.
The art-history line
This is the half of the catalogue that gives the brand its identity. The references are explicit rather than vague — you can name the painting.
- Van Gogh Resort Collar Shirt — ₹1,799. The entry point into the art line and the easiest one to wear.
- Starry Nights Resort Collar Shirt — ₹1,799. Deeper blue base; the most evening-appropriate of the group.
- Monet Grey Rose Floral Print Shirt — ₹2,199. Softer, greyer, closer to a traditional floral without falling into one.
- The Falling Icarus Resort Collar Shirt — ₹2,799. The most dramatic piece in the line.
- Daedalus The Creator Half Sleeve Shirt — ₹2,299.
- King of Heaven Full-Sleeve Shirt — ₹2,499.
The travel and place line
Location prints, which are the easier sell if art-on-a-shirt feels like a lot.
- Amalfi Coast Italy — ₹2,199. The best holiday shirt in the range.
- Palm Coast — ₹1,799.
- Desert Safari — ₹2,199. Warmer palette; works better in November than in May.
- Toile de Jouy — ₹1,799. The classic French print, and the most quietly elegant thing here.
The Essentials line, for people who want less shirt
I'MHERE Essentials is the full-sleeve, lower-volume half of the brand — still printed, but dialled back enough for an office with a relaxed dress code.
- Dull Stripe Essential Shirt — ₹1,699. The cheapest piece in the catalogue and the most wearable.
- Moss Green Paisley — ₹1,799.
- Tiger Toile — ₹1,799.
- Black Eagle — ₹2,199.
- Dark Romance Crimson Heirloom — ₹1,899.
How do you style a print this loud?
The shirt is the outfit. Everything below the waist should be solid and quiet. This is the only rule that matters with I'MHERE, and breaking it is how a good shirt ends up looking like fancy dress.
- Evening: shirt untucked over dark denim — the Boozee Rugged Denim at ₹1,999 — and a clean low-profile sneaker.
- Daytime, warm: a half-sleeve resort shirt with light chinos or a pleated parallel trouser. Nothing else patterned.
- Layered: open over a plain white or black tee. This halves the print intensity and is the easiest way to wear the louder pieces in daylight.
- Never: printed shirt with printed shorts, or with a chain and a cap. One loud thing.
Sizing and fabric
The resort-collar pieces run relaxed by design — take your true size. A camp collar is supposed to sit open and slightly away from the neck; sizing up turns the silhouette shapeless and sizing down defeats the collar entirely.
The Essentials full-sleeve shirts run closer to a standard cotton shirt fit. If you are between sizes there, size up — cotton shirting shrinks a little at the sleeve on the first wash.
Care: cold wash inside out, air-dry in shade. Direct Indian sun fades a saturated print faster than the fabric wears out, which is true of every printed shirt and especially true of the darker bases here.
Who is this brand actually for?
Someone who already owns enough plain shirts. I'MHERE is not a first-shirt purchase — it is the piece you add when the basics are covered and every outfit is starting to look the same.
It also suits a specific social calendar: destination weddings, sundowners, holidays, gallery-adjacent evenings. If your week is mostly formal meetings, buy one and keep it for weekends rather than trying to make five work. For that side of the wardrobe, our men's casual shirts guide covers the quieter options.
I'MHERE FAQ
What is I'MHERE known for?
Art-referenced printed shirts on a resort (Cuban) collar — Van Gogh, Monet, Toile de Jouy, Icarus — priced ₹1,699 to ₹3,299 and stocked in India through Stylera.
What is the cheapest I'MHERE shirt?
The Dull Stripe Essential Shirt at ₹1,699, followed by the Artist Brush Strokes Resort Collar Shirt and the Abstract Portrait half-sleeve at the same price.
Does I'MHERE make womenswear?
One piece currently — the Touch of Love Women's Shirt at ₹2,799. The rest of the line is cut as menswear, though the relaxed resort shirts are commonly worn oversized by women.
Are resort collar shirts formal enough for work?
Not for a formal office. In a creative or relaxed workplace, the Essentials full-sleeve line in a muted print works; the loud art prints do not.
How do I stop the print from fading?
Wash cold, inside out, and dry in shade rather than direct sun. Never iron directly over the print — press from the reverse or use a cloth barrier.
Where to buy
The full range is in the I'MHERE collection, shipping pan-India in INR, with pieces on the floor at the Aurum Square flagship in Navi Mumbai. For adjacent printed-shirt labels, see the Engyne geometric range and London Prints at a lower price point, or browse the full casual shirts collection.