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ยป Best Dress Shirts for $50-100? (srs) better than Charles Tyrwhitt??
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post 1679746813 03-28-2023, 07:48 AM
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Best Dress Shirts for $50-100? (srs) better than Charles Tyrwhitt??

Hey brahs, need to grab a few dress shirts to replenish my wardrobe. I bought some Charles Tyrwhitt dress shirts about 8 years ago that are pretty much perfect, haven't found any dress shirts in stores that can compete with them. However, those shirts used to be $40 per shirt, now they're charging $100 (ded fkn srs) unless you buy 5 at a time, then they charge like $60. Anyways, looking to get some good dress shirts for the $50-100 price range, maybe something I can even go in and buy in store. Anything quite as good as these Charles Tyrwhitt shirts brahs?
post 1679747033 03-28-2023, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah
Hey brahs, need to grab a few dress shirts to replenish my wardrobe. I bought some Charles Tyrwhitt dress shirts about 8 years ago that are pretty much perfect, haven't found any dress shirts in stores that can compete with them. However, those shirts used to be $40 per shirt, now they're charging $100 (ded fkn srs) unless you buy 5 at a time, then they charge like $60. Anyways, looking to get some good dress shirts for the $50-100 price range, maybe something I can even go in and buy in store. Anything quite as good as these Charles Tyrwhitt shirts brahs?
Literally just went to go buy a CT shirt last night and was blown away they are 100 now

Wtf. They were like 40 bucks 4 years ago.....

There is no decent shirt sub 100 now. Srs
post 1679747213 03-28-2023, 07:55 AM
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Just buy the 5 for $300 and be set.
post 1679747473 03-28-2023, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By kengriffeyjr24
Literally just went to go buy a CT shirt last night and was blown away they are 100 now

Wtf. They were like 40 bucks 4 years ago.....

There is no decent shirt sub 100 now. Srs
Right brah, I used to buy them at $40 all day. It looks like most of them are now at $100 (unless you buy 5 at a time for multibuy then theyre like $60) BUT some do go on sale... I just bought this individual shirt for $45 shipped/after tax, will see if its as good as the old shirts

https://www.charlestyrwhitt.com/us/s...shirts&start=1
post 1679748043 03-28-2023, 08:10 AM
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CT have had sales for a long while, something like 4 shirts for 200 bucks? At least here in NYC.

For other shirts I like Turnbull & Asser, and Eton too.

Just to be clear: if your body type is static, and you're wearing dress shirts every day - consider bespoke srs, especially if you lift.
post 1679748313 03-28-2023, 08:16 AM
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If you just want a rotation of decent shirts, I usually go for the Brooks Brothers 3/4 for $XXX deals on the non-iron shirts. They are decent but not expensive enough to worry about trashing them after a while when they start to look too worn. It's also convenient that you don't need to iron them. I save my nice shirts for more special occasions and use the more or less disposable BB ones in more routine situations.

While I agree about T&A shirts being very nice and bespoke being worthy of consideration for lifters who are wearing businesswear daily, you asked for less expensive options than those.
post 1679748533 03-28-2023, 08:21 AM
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State and Liberty is the only brand I can wear. Neck size of 18" with a 33" waist. lol. They are actually cut for lifters
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post 1679749833 03-28-2023, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon
State and Liberty is the only brand I can wear. Neck size of 18" with a 33" waist. lol. They are actually cut for lifters
I cant Co-Sign this enough. Use to buy Express Slim Fit and they were never cut right. State and Liberty gives the best athletic fit - found them in December last year and bought 6 shirts from them since. They are expensive but worth it. Some may think the material is "too thin", but they are very breathable and stretch well.

I heard of Mizzen + Main being a State and Liberty competitor but I never tried them.
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post 1679751023 03-28-2023, 09:07 AM
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