Alternative to Charles Tyrwhitt
Alternative to Charles Tyrwhitt
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Dr Murdoch

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3,956 posts

166 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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I like Charles Tyrwhitt shirts, unfortunately word has spread round our office and now it appears that so do most of my co-workers, its almost become a uniform....

Are there any other recommended shirt suppliers, of a similar quality / cost to CT?


944fan

4,962 posts

216 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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TM Lewin are simnilar.

Hawes and Curtis have upped their game recently. Some of thier designs are a bit edgy and you might need some flair to pull them off but they have some good stuff and they are less well known than CT. Similar pricing.

Thomas Pink also are very good but they are a bit more expensive and if you work in London every is wearing something of theirs.

Harvie and Hudson are worth a look also, bit more epxensive but their sale is still on


DavidJG

4,196 posts

163 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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Best shirts I've come across for 'ordinary' work days are Eton.

Stockists are a bit limited, but worth looking around for.

TIGA84

5,610 posts

262 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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DavidJG said:
Best shirts I've come across for 'ordinary' work days are Eton.

Stockists are a bit limited, but worth looking around for.
CT - 5 for £80.

Eton - 1 for £120

They're great, but a different league altogether.

Hawes and Curtis are comparable - plus they do a lot more fitments than CT with regard to collar/sleeve length etc.

Look online.

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

273 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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944fan said:
TM Lewin are simnilar.

Hawes and Curtis have upped their game recently. Some of thier designs are a bit edgy and you might need some flair to pull them off but they have some good stuff and they are less well known than CT. Similar pricing.

Thomas Pink also are very good but they are a bit more expensive and if you work in London every is wearing something of theirs.

Harvie and Hudson are worth a look also, bit more epxensive but their sale is still on
This, really.

I also like Alexandre of Savile Row but they are a little more expensive, but worth it when found in the sales at TML/CT prices.

944fan

4,962 posts

216 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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TIGA84 said:
Hawes and Curtis are comparable - plus they do a lot more fitments than CT with regard to collar/sleeve length etc.
Good point. One of the few places that do casual shirts in a longer sleve length. Most they do Medium & Large (Long). Useful, if you are like me, and are 6'5'' with arms like an ape.

DeuxCentCinq

14,180 posts

213 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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I like TM Lewin, as I have a big fat neck, but not excessively rotund in the body. 17 1/2 slim fit pls!

RobinBanks

17,551 posts

210 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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Justayellowbadge said:
This, really.

I also like Alexandre of Savile Row but they are a little more expensive, but worth it when found in the sales at TML/CT prices.
I agree with this. Get them on a sale day and they're great shirts for the price.

ascayman

13,414 posts

247 months

Tuesday 13th January 2015
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Justayellowbadge said:
This, really.

I also like Alexandre of Savile Row but they are a little more expensive, but worth it when found in the sales at TML/CT prices.
I had a suit made by them and it was awful. I may be wrong but I don't think they are on Savile row any longer either.