Want to Be Like Jonah Hill? Wear These Wild Shirts

Leave it to the beloved Belgian designer Dries Van Noten to make a pattern from the 1970s look just as fresh as anything else seen on the runway this season. This linen shirt will keep things airy when the warm breeze comes, and the combination of mint green and luminescent pink is guaranteed to be a hit whether you’re grabbing drinks with friends or out on a first date.

This camp-collar shirt from PacSun will turn some heads in the best possible way. Who knew groovy tigers and ornate patterns looked so good together? If the eye-catching print wasn’t enough to convince you, the shirt is made of breezy lightweight fabric for a comfy and extremely soft hand feel.

Mr P.—the tasteful in-house label of menswear e-tailer Mr Porter—has been quietly producing some of the best men’s essentials since it launched last year. This particular shirt is made from a crisp cotton blend and features the one-two punch of a classic camp collar and a slightly boxy cut. It’s the type of shirt that pairs well with either black jeans or swim trunks,so it can take you right into summer.

When other brands zig, Acne Studios zags. The idiosyncratic label has found one wild print from an unexpected source: a tree. (Told you, no flowers here.) This shirt features a spread collar, front button closure, a single chest pocket and, of course, that gorgeous tree print.

Guys across the globe flock to Saturdays NYC for the brand’s slightly off-kilter take on menswear. And the label’s Xavier shirt delivers quirky details and timeless style in equal measure. There’s the funky nautical-themed print in shades of black, white and gold—plus, it’s made of super-breathable Tencel fabric. What more could you ask for?

What happens when you cross a sweater polo with a bowling shirt? You get this ultra-stylish tee. Made of soft cotton, the standard-fit shirt features a pointed foldover collar and is finished with vertical stripes of gray, white and mint green. Simple enough to wear to the office, wild enough to wear out on a Friday night.

Levi’s knows a thing or two about long-lasting style. The brand’s jeans look just as cool today as they did back when your folks were your age, and this button-down shirt is no exception. This tee features a 1950s-inspired allover print in a beautiful shade of brick red. A classic print like this is timeless, and it’s pretty easy to see why.

Zara has unleashed its take on the seasonal spring-ready shirt, and it’s pretty damn good. It has everything you could want in a warm-weather staple: flowy fit, classic collar and highly breathable polyester fabric. All that for only $40—talk about a deal.

For the unfamiliar, Calvin Klein 205W39NYC is Calvin Klein’s cool (and much pricier) older brother. Made in Italy, this short-sleeved number is covered in a collage of postcards featuring palm trees, blue skies and picturesque sandy landscapes. Plus, it comes from one of the last days of Raf Simons’s tenure, which makes it worth every penny.