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[Public] Men's shirts

Aug 13, 2015 21:35

Does anyone have any top tips for men's casual shirts ( Read more... )

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anadel1976 August 13 2015, 21:08:39 UTC

My dad really likes the denim and linen/cotton mix shirts from Primark. They've lasted ages. Also he is fond of the cotton shirts from both Tesco and Asda.

C&A and Monoprix are also really good if you ever happen to be in France

flick August 13 2015, 21:29:43 UTC

Damn, he was in France just this week, probably won't be back there for a few months now.

I'm really conflicted about Primark: I have a few t-shirts and leggings from there, and I keep expecting them to fall apart as they were so cheap. Thanks for letting me know that they last: I'll have a look next time I'm nearby!

biascut August 13 2015, 21:31:12 UTC

Land's End? My dad is very fond of the Land's End shirt. There's a factory shop in Rutland if you're anywhere around there, though these days it's probably very easy to get reduced price ones online.

biascut August 13 2015, 21:36:05 UTC

Oof, the reduced price (~£20) ones are all pretty awful. If he can grit his teeth and go for the full price (~£35) ones, they're several that would probably meet his criteria!

thekumquat August 13 2015, 22:19:59 UTC

Was going to say Lands End.
TK Maxx often have such things.

flick August 14 2015, 16:42:59 UTC

Rutland's a bit far for a shopping trip, but I'll have a look at their website, might be able to catch a sale.

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disastrid August 13 2015, 23:26:18 UTC

TK Maxx as a first stop, and after that, Uniqlo. I think Uniqlo are wonderful in pretty much everything they do and I'd say that about 50% of my clothing is from that store. My only complaint with their shirts is that they don't always have enough room for my boobs but I doubt your husband will have that problem. :)

rosamicula August 14 2015, 07:59:37 UTC

Seconding Uniqlo - very good quality and very hard-wearing, and I buy stuff from their menswear sections for exercise and drama-teaching.

Also seconding you about their lack of boob-space and generally weird sizing for women's stuff. I did a sale haul in there once and came out with six things in six different sizes.

flick August 14 2015, 16:49:06 UTC

I would think he'll be ok with lack of boob space!

We're heading near to a Uniqlo next week, so I think that's going to be the place to start. Thanks!

dexypunk August 13 2015, 23:26:40 UTC

Fat Face, if there's one near you.

prakriti August 14 2015, 08:07:07 UTC

was just about to suggest fat face.

also debenhams isnt bad.

balooky August 14 2015, 11:32:54 UTC

White Stuff had some nice men's shirts.