Charles Trywhitt dress shirts

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lykaon78

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Anyone try dress shirts from http://www.ctshirts.co.uk/? They've got a good deal going (good deal is relative when your talking about shirts regularly priced in the $70s).

I wear a suit everyday and really value a good non-iron shirt. JCPenney's are the best non-iron shirts I've found so far but they are a little thin for my taste.

Any other suggestions if not from C.T.?
 

Riceninja

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i know brooks brothers slim fit non-iron is very high rated. however, since its american "slim fit", its still kinda baggy in the arms and upper back area compared to the euro fashion cuts. YMMV.

http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatSectionView.process?IWAction=Load&Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=205


the best value non-iron shirt brand in the world is undoubtly hongkong's g2000/g2 black label. european cut, thick quality fabric, decent pricing ($80). whenever i go back i pretty much buy out their collection
 

rsd

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Have 6 or 7 Tyrwhitt shirts (mostly slim-fit, non-iron) and I love them. Wash and hang dry and they look great. Easily comparable to BB.
 

zerocool84

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I buy most of my nice dress stuff form Bass. There's a outlet for them close by so it's usually pretty cheap.
 

Emrys

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I wear mostly Nordstrom's non-iron shirts and they have lasted fairly well over the past couple of years.
 

thegimp03

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I've always liked Brooks Brothers shirts. I think I have about 30-40 from the last 5 years I've been working. The store regularly runs a 3 for $xxx amount that can save you about 25%, so look for that if you want to pick some up.
 
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