EPTComfortable Work Shirts - Page 2
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
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lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
On June 21 2015 21:11 micronesia wrote: Are all of those fabrics available at standard stores, such as Men's Wearhouse? I definitely want to try other fabrics that I haven't tried before. How do you take care of them? I'm definitely interested in trying linen or silk shirts... how do I get them? I've only ever tried cotton or below on that hierarchy. I don't know if Men's Wearhouse would have a silk shirt I'd be willing to wear. I don't live in the US so I don't know what they have, but I did take a look at the brand list on their website and there isn't a brand there I'd endorse. Even stuff that might sound good, like Lauren by Ralph Lauren and Chaps, are just diffusion brands that aren't even owned by Ralph Lauren—totally ridiculous. You haven't specified a pricepoint so I'm not sure what to recommend, but the go-to rec for most people is Uniqlo. They make some good cheap stuff. Linen shirts you can find in most places, but be warned: cheap linen can be itchy as hell. I've tried linen shirts from fast fashion brands and they scratch pretty bad, which sounds like a problem of yours. Linen wrinkles easily and shrinks, so as mentioned, iron and don't machine dry. Linen may not count as business casual depending on your company except in the summer, though. Silk shirts are expensive. Like really expensive. You could find cheap silk shirts but they'd probably fray and tear easily like most cheap silk. Worth a try though just to see if you like the fabric before you spend big on one. On June 22 2015 02:51 pebble444 wrote: I havn' t met 1 single male who likes spending money on clothes. ha ha | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21244 Posts
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
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QuanticHawk
United States32095 Posts
I can at least get away with no tie as long as I don't have meetings which is nice. But yeah | ||
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pebble444
Italy2500 Posts
If you date do its the way. | ||
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
edit: I'm not sure what defines comfortable these days, I prefer a fit shirt rather than a "loose comfortable" fit. | ||
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