The Pieces Men Reorder Most
Gold Label dress shirts and TravelSmart chino pants lead the range, carrying thousands of retailer ratings that sit close to five stars.

Men’s Big and Tall Cargo Shorts

Luxury Cotton Men’s Big and Tall Long Sleeve Shirt

Men’s Big & Tall Quick Dry Swim Trunks

Big & Tall 2-Pack Assorted Boxer Briefs

TravelSMART Big and Tall Wrinkle-Free Casual Shirts

Cremieux Classics Men’s Regular Fit Long Sleeve Cotton Shirt

Men’s Big and Tall Cotton Stretch Washed Chino Flat Front Shorts

Men’s Big and Tall Flannel Sleep Bottoms Pajama Pants
Why the Label Earns Repeat Wardrobes
Wrinkle resistance, an unusually wide fit range and department-store pricing explain the loyalty behind each polo, chino and pinpoint oxford.

Non-Iron Finish
Gold Label pinpoint and twill weaves are finished to shrug off creasing, so a shirt pulled from the dryer and hung straight away is ready for a meeting without pressing.

Every Fit Covered
Slim, fitted, full and classic cuts sit beside a deep big-and-tall offer, with neck-and-sleeve shirt sizing and shorts running from a 5-inch to a 13-inch inseam.

Travel-Ready Fabrics
TravelSmart gabardine, Coolmax weaves and the washed cotton of the Cloud Collection hold their shape through packing, humidity and long stretches behind a desk.
The Story Behind Roundtree & Yorke
Roundtree & Yorke is the men’s label of Dillard’s, the retailer William T. Dillard opened in Nashville, Arkansas in 1938 and later grew from a Little Rock headquarters into a department store chain across the Sun Belt and well beyond it.
Dillard Department Stores filed the Roundtree & Yorke trademark in December 1994, covering knit and woven shirts, dress shirts, shorts, belts, swimwear, outerwear, ties, socks and robes. That breadth still shapes the assortment three decades on.
Stocked only at Dillard’s counters and on dillards.com, the label anchors an exclusive brand program worth roughly a fifth of company revenue, sitting alongside Antonio Melani, Gianni Bini and Daniel Cremieux in the same portfolio.
First Look at New Arrivals
Seasonal drops, restocks and markdown alerts arrive by email, with sizing notes for anyone tracking a particular collar, waist or inseam.
More From the Collection
Past the bestsellers sit linen trousers, houndstooth oxfords, utility cargo shorts, jacquard golf polos and three-pack cotton undershirts.

Men’s Short Sleeve Button-Down Shirt

Performance Men’s Big & Tall Stretch Knit Athletic Shorts

Big and Tall 100% Supima Cotton Super-Soft Men’s Short

Men’s Flat Front Straight Fit Casual Pants
Questions About the Label
Sizing, fabric care, stockists and the difference between sub-collections, answered for shoppers new to the brand.
The label is a Dillard’s exclusive, stocked in Dillard’s stores and on dillards.com rather than through other retailers. Listings do appear on marketplaces such as eBay, but those items are secondhand.
Gold Label sits at the top of the shirting range, built from finer pinpoint and twill cottons with a non-iron treatment. It usually carries a modest premium over the core sport shirts.
Owners commonly report hanging them straight from the dryer and wearing them as they are. A quick touch-up on the collar and cuffs helps once a shirt has spent a few days folded in luggage.
Slim, fitted, full and classic fits are all offered, plus a dedicated big-and-tall selection. Sizing follows the usual neck-and-sleeve system, so measurements read as 16-34 or 17-35.
TravelSmart is the performance trouser group, cut from gabardine and cotton-poly blends that resist wrinkling. Many styles include a waistband with a couple of inches of give, and both chinos and dress pants appear under the name.
Almost everything is machine washable. Cool water, a gentle cycle and a low tumble protect the non-iron finish, and hanging shirts as soon as the cycle ends keeps creasing to a minimum.
Still Have a Question?
Send a note about sizing, fabric or stock and a reply will follow with the detail needed to order confidently.
What Shoppers Say
Impressions drawn from retailer ratings and menswear forums, where value, easy care and generous sizing come up again and again.

Gregory P.
Four Gold Label shirts, two years of steady wear, still crisp at the collar. Out of the dryer, onto a hanger, done. The ironing board has not left the closet since.

Marcus T.
TravelSmart chinos are the only trousers that survive a week of flights without looking slept in. A second pair in stone went into the cart the same month.

Diane R.
Two Supima polos bought as a gift and now in constant rotation. The knit holds its shape through washing and the navy has not faded by a single shade.







