Work Shirts

For day - to day I wear Charles Tyriwt.. for the price they are good and durable..

For pushing the boat out then I have a couple of Canali shirts and they are very very good quality and have a lovely fit..
 
Dickies. But I don't think we are talking about the same kind of work shirt here ;-)

I could wear a work shirt at my desk, but as a developer I choose not to. I would likely go to M&S if I wanted quality, rather than pretentious looks, but if you are in sales and 'need' to show off, go with the TW Lewins etc.

However, for suit shirt's I used to go to Debenhams and I always ended up with a good shirt as long as I didn't choose the bottom of the range shirts.
 
Peter England, nice price for a decent work shirt. which i think the parent company m2c2 make the shirts for other brands. Viyella being one

Seidensticker are also a nice brand for shirts, these have a what is called a european cut, which is longer in the body.
 
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Will Gill said:
Thomas Pink make mine

they seem to choose thinner material than Lewin shirts, thats why I opted for them :)
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As much as I love my Lewin shirts, I've always found them an absolute pain to iron (then they crease like mad within 5 minutes anyway) and too heavy for the summer. I think I'll pick up a Thomas Pink shirt to see what the difference is.

I've got a CT shirt on order too though from what people have said it's probably going to be identical to Lewin!
 
^^ sorry for the bump but heads up that right now Hawes and Curtis have all shirts at £20 for bank holiday weekend.
 
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