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    Shirt Question

    With Spring in the air, I want to stock up on my work shirts. I don't want long sleeve and would prefer half sleeve as opposed to short sleeve - most of the formal shirt retailers such as TM Lewin, Charles Tyrwhitt, Hawes & Curtis etc only stock long or short sleeve.

    So any recommendations where I can get half sleeve from ?
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    Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post
    With Spring in the air, I want to stock up on my work shirts. I don't want long sleeve and would prefer half sleeve as opposed to short sleeve - most of the formal shirt retailers such as TM Lewin, Charles Tyrwhitt, Hawes & Curtis etc only stock long or short sleeve.

    So any recommendations where I can get half sleeve from ?
    Half sleeve? Sounds like a blouse.

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      #3
      It depends what price point you're looking at.

      Tesco do them, so do Ralph Lauren and then so do M&S, at a similar pricepoint to the TM Lewin offers.
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        #4
        Originally posted by teapot418 View Post
        Half sleeve? Sounds like a blouse.
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          #5
          Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post
          With Spring in the air, I want to stock up on my work shirts. I don't want long sleeve and would prefer half sleeve as opposed to short sleeve - most of the formal shirt retailers such as TM Lewin, Charles Tyrwhitt, Hawes & Curtis etc only stock long or short sleeve.

          So any recommendations where I can get half sleeve from ?
          Just roll up the long sleeve ones you have?

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            #6
            Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post
            most of the formal shirt retailers such as TM Lewin, Charles Tyrwhitt, Hawes & Curtis etc only stock long or short sleeve.
            Isn't that telling you something?
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              #7
              Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
              Isn't that telling you something?
              That they are prostitute-wear.

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                Men's Designer Half Sleeve Shirts | Guide London
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                  #9
                  Interesting. He's going to have to define half sleeve. They seem to think it's shorter than a short one yet All Saints thing it's in between short and long.

                  https://www.allsaints.com/men/shirts...FUSeGwodTqEDVw
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
                    Interesting. He's going to have to define half sleeve. They seem to think it's shorter than a short one yet All Saints thing it's in between short and long.

                    https://www.allsaints.com/men/shirts...FUSeGwodTqEDVw
                    If the fashion industry bods can't define it, I doubt they'd appreciate Kaiser making suggestions about it.
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