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Good price for charles Tyrwhitt business shirts, doesnt need to be ironed.
Non-Iron Business Shirts $39 + $19.95 Delivery (Original Price $99) @ Charles Tyrwhitt
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Vravula on 01/02/2021 - 16:18 ctshirts.com (971 clicks)
Last edited 01/02/2021 - 17:46 by 1 other user
Last edited 01/02/2021 - 17:46 by 1 other user
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None of these are the ones that used to be $99.
Coming up at full freight $99 here.
What are these used for? Can't remember as I haven't touched my shirts for almost a year now.
This morning I have touched all my formals shirts after 1 year!!! The blame goes to CoViD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From what I can tell, I believe pre-covid societies used them as part of burial rituals…
What are these used for?
Zoom meetings?
Court appearances.
What's the general consensus between Charles Tyrwhitt, TM Lewin and Van Heusen in terms of quality? Which is best?
CT and TM Lewin are a step above in terms of quality, Van Heusen shirts tend to feel like a glorified Kmart shirt to me.
To pick between the two, TM Lewin are the best if you look like a model (seriously, they suit the broad shoulder/handsome jaw line thing with their collars) and are tighter fitting, CT shirts tend to be a bit longer though which is great for me (I'm 6'3") and are a bit more relaxed fit (I'm also almost 100kg). CT also have a great return policy. I've bought a few shirts over the years unsure on the sizing and just returned what didn't work.
CT has the best non-iron IMO, I haven't ironed a shirt in years.
Only thing worth holding out for is CT usually has a 3 for $99 every few months. Not sure if covid will change that though. Once a year I throw out the oldest shirts and refresh with new ones when that sale happens. This year it will be to accommodate the covid belly rather than throwing out old stained shirts!
Personally TMs cutting and fit is better but CT’s quality is superior especially the non irons. They also have brass collars stiffeners compared to TM’s cheap plastic ones.
I started with 50/50 but slowly changed all my shirts to CT recently.
Also bear in mind that TM went into administration last year and it was a freaking pain and expensive returning stuff to UK as all their shops were closed. It’s way more simpler with CT, customer service is amazing and 6 month returns.
I second the longer body length of CT shirts. It's a deal-maker for me. I dunno about not ironing even the non-iron ones, though. Maybe I'm just crinklier. I haven't tried TM Lewin, but I've returned a recent VH order, and decided not to bother with them again.
How soft and comforable are these shirts.
So far, nothing is as comfortable as the Bamboo Shirts I have…
What happened to their 3 for $99?
The good'ol days are gone 😢
loss leader to gain market share
Shows as $99 for me.