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What do you think of these dress shirts?

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if I did the currency conversions right a tie and shirt is around $140 USD...I dunno if I am right though.
 
The amounts are already in dollars, thank god. On sale, the shirts start at $50. Ties $37.
 
everyone is different but i am not a huge fan of big squares on a shirt. i prefer it when a man dressed in an understated way. pin stripes or just plain.

unless it is a flannel shirt.

😉
 
Most look pretty good.

Most important thing is HOW they fit on YOUR BODY though.

Koing
 
When you have time, take a look at some shirts from, Ted Baker (London), or Ike Behar (New York). A few dollars more, but super premium and some cool stuff. They will last for many years.

The shirts you linked look pretty nice.
 
Originally posted by: tommywishbone
When you have time, take a look at some shirts from, Ted Baker (London), or Ike Behar (New York). A few dollars more, but super premium and some cool stuff. They will last for many years.

The shirts you linked look pretty nice.
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Just went to the Ted Baker site.. those shirts don't look formal.. just extremely expensive trendy...

I could be wrong.. and they do look nice for what they are.
 
Originally posted by: LordSegan
Originally posted by: tommywishbone
When you have time, take a look at some shirts from, Ted Baker (London), or Ike Behar (New York). A few dollars more, but super premium and some cool stuff. They will last for many years.

The shirts you linked look pretty nice.
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Just went to the Ted Baker site.. those shirts don't look formal.. just extremely expensive trendy...

I could be wrong.. and they do look nice for what they are.
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Edit: After further review, the Sea Island line looks very nice. There's some nice stuff to choose from there.


I do agree that some Ted Baker stuff is 'club cool' but a lot of his stuff is also 'boardroom doable'. I have a few that go nice under a Brook Brother suit and a few that work in Vegas. 🙂

Now Ike Behar runs from 'boardroom' to 'beach club prints'. Again, very nice stuff and I have a few that I've had for years and they launder well and still look great FWIW.
 
Originally posted by: SampSon
Don't believe the pastel hype. Or the pink and purple hype.
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🙂 Ted Baker does have some people who love his pastel stuff. I like the stronger colors myself, but some guys can wear the pastels and look good. Ive got a butterscotch and a sapphire that are my favorites. 😉
 
Originally posted by: KarenMarie
everyone is different but i am not a huge fan of big squares on a shirt. i prefer it when a man dressed in an understated way. pin stripes or just plain.

unless it is a flannel shirt.

😉
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...flannel
 
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