Shirts sale

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VillageContractor replied

4 January 2017, 15:43
Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post

What if you get too hot - what then? Expose the creases?

I use the same trick when I have a shirt that needs an iron and I'm in a rush [emoji102]

TBH even when I've ironed the shirt properly it's pretty creased by the time I get to the office so it doesn't matter
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PurpleGorilla replied

4 January 2017, 15:41
Originally posted by VillageContractor View Post

I'm only ironing the collars and cuffs of my shirts. Can be bothered ironing anymore when it's under a jumper

What if you get too hot - what then? Expose the creases?

I use the same trick when I have a shirt that needs an iron and I'm in a rush [emoji102]
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VillageContractor replied

4 January 2017, 14:32
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

You not got a magic table/washbasket?

I'm only ironing the collars and cuffs of my shirts. Can be bothered ironing anymore when it's under a jumper
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northernladuk replied

4 January 2017, 14:07
Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View Post

Clarks Village in Street was where I always used to sort my hubby out

Can you keep it on topic please.
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kaiser78 replied

4 January 2017, 14:01
Originally posted by VillageContractor View Post

TM Lewin got a decent sale on shirts going on, 4 for £70

Can't go wrong with Lewin, except that just about everyone in London wears their shirts...
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Pip in a Poke replied

4 January 2017, 13:56
Clarks Village in Street was where I always used to sort my hubby out
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northernladuk replied

4 January 2017, 13:21
Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post

Are they easy iron?

I had a couple of Italian shirts - lovely -but take half an hour to iron each!

You not got a magic table/washbasket?
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PurpleGorilla replied

4 January 2017, 13:15
Originally posted by VillageContractor View Post

TM Lewin got a decent sale on shirts going on, 4 for £70

Are they easy iron?

I had a couple of Italian shirts - lovely -but take half an hour to iron each!
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The_Equalizer replied

4 January 2017, 13:10
Originally posted by Moose423956 View Post

George at ASDA doing two shirts for £10. Plus you can collect in store for free!

There's cheap and then there's cheap. Can I take it they are made from oil?
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Moose423956 replied

4 January 2017, 13:02
George at ASDA doing two shirts for £10. Plus you can collect in store for free!
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northernladuk replied

4 January 2017, 12:14
I've got shirts from both and either are generally OK but it's very dependant on the material. I've got one shirt from both that seems to crease just looking at them but the heavier ones still look crisp all day. Still got to pick carefully from either of them.

And yeah both forever seem to that offer or similar on. Got a voucher for CT with a recent Amazon purchase.
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The_Equalizer replied

4 January 2017, 12:09
Originally posted by VillageContractor View Post

TM Lewin got a decent sale on shirts going on, 4 for £70

When I'm in budget shirt mode I find Charles Tyrwhitt perfectly okay. There's normally some kind of voucher or discount about, even for the 4 for £100 shirts. Actually had a quick look online and there are shirts in CT's sale at £18.
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VillageContractor started a topic Shirts sale

4 January 2017, 12:02
Shirts sale

TM Lewin got a decent sale on shirts going on, 4 for £70
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