I have been part of the CT family for the last 16 years. The quality of their shirts, shoes and tweed Blazer were excellent 👌. No regrets so far and I will always recommend them. Thanks Chris for your excellent review 👍.
Hi Dimeji, glad you enjoyed the video and the content of my review. Thank you for making comments on your own personal opinion of CT items you have purchased over the years, which reinforces my own findings regardin the quality of their shirts👍🙂
Thank you Chris. I have used CT for several years and am more than happy with their shirts and the different selections available. I like the idea of the customisation for my next order. Kind regards. Russ
Hi Russ, glad you enjoyed the video and have expereinced a good service from them for many years, it fits my finding over the years and I would suggest consider the custom process they offer👍🙂
I discovered Charles Tyrwhitt shirts around 4 years ago. I buy of the rack and be extremely pleased with the quality, do not shrink, 100% cotton, easy to iron and the great fit. I like the big variety of fabrics, designs and the possibility to choose your sleeve length. Chris, we seem to have the shorter arms in common. I am 5 feet 10 inches tall and need a 15.5 neck, 33 sleeve length. 34 is already too long. These shirts are the best I could find so far for a day-to-day usage. In the meantime, 80% all of my shirts in usage (around 20 at the time) are from CT. Another 10-12 shirts are in storage for later use. I always try to buy it when they have bundles like 3 shirts for $99. They shipping for such orders to the US is affordable, $15 with tracking, delivered in one week. I wear some of their merino sweaters as well. They are so-so in the quality. The cuff seams are a weakness and need some restitching from time to time. Otherwise, they are holding up and can be worn for a couple of years. I will need to replace one or two at the end of this Winter season. Chris, do you have a brand recommendation for thin merino wool sweaters worn over a dress shirt? It can be UK based.
Hi Kay, lovely to hear from you and glad you enjoyed the video. I'm pleased to hear tyou have come to the same conclusdion as me about the quality and finish of their shirts for the price point they ask. Those slight changes in sleeve length make a world of difference and the fabric choose is good. As for the marino wool jumper (sweater) try John Smedley, another is Woolovers or House of Braur are reaqsonable priced. I'd note that Hawes & Curtis and also Charles Tyrwhitt sell them but I'm not sure about the quality 👍🙂
Good morning Chris. I have been wearing Charles Tyrwhitt shirts for a couple of years. Really like the style and quality. Have not ordered a custom shirt as of yet but after your review I am considering it. Great choice on your shirt and it really looks good with the blue suit. Cheers Ron
Hi Ron, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for your input of your personal findings on the quality of their shirts and experience with them. The shirt was spot on for that semi formal look🙂👍
Excellent choice Chris. You look great! I bought some Tyrwhitt shirts when I lived in Australia and they were/are magnificent. They offer great quality at an unbeatable price.
Great presentation. I never realised a custom shirt with all those details could be specified, so thanks for the review. I have worn CT shirts over many years, from a classic fit 19.5 down to a 16.5 slim fit to match my fitness improvements. I have found them to be good quality at a reasonable cost and keep coming back to CT for formal shirts. Their stores are great as they enable you to try on 'off the peg' shirts to check fit before purchase. A shame other shirt manufacturers and stores have let their 'quality' slip over the years.
Hi David, good to hear from you and glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your valued comments on the quality and your observations about try before you buy👍🙂
I have to agree. Tyrwhitt shirts are consistently good. I've used them for years without complaint and appreciate the ease with which you can ask for variation to sleeve length. Your observation about pricing and taking advantage of deals is spot on. As always a great video.
Hi Robert, I agree with you have used them for many years, I have never found anything to complain about. For the price point, the quality and fit is great, but as you state take advantage of those offers👍🙂
Good evening Chris, I have used CT Shirts for many years and there are a number of reasons! The quality is always good, Having shorter arms I always take advantage of the option of sleeve length and specific design throughout. and of course they are great value , especially when there are offers on.
Hi Barney, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for providing your views on CT shirts, their quality, fit, finish and value for money and after conducting my review of their custom service i have to agree with you👍🙂
Excellent video Chris. I don’t own CT shirts but I was temped to buy a 3 shirt offer during Black Friday. Now I see this offer I might give it a try. Thanks!
Excellent content, Chris. I recently purchased one of Charles Tyrwhitt's custom shirts and was amazed at the level of personalising detail available on their website. As shown in this video, the on-screen custom menu options are so easy to use. I experimented with various alternative colours and styles before finally committing to buy. I have yet to come across any other high street shirt supplier that matches the level of customisation offered by Charles Tyrwhitt. As a full bespoke shirt is beyond my budget, I found this alternative very acceptable in terms of both quality and price point. 👍
Hi John, Glad you enjoyed the video and pleased to hear you experienced the same level of service from there custom service. The options they provide I think covers most peoples requirements, without going made to measure of bespoke and fit s most pocket on cost - if you take advantage of their offers. Lovely to hear your views on their shirts🙂👍
Thank you for your review. I searched quite diligently, but could not locate the custom/build your shirt option at the CT website. Not your problem. Just saying.
Hi Jeremiah, I'm not sure what the problem might be for you 🙂 but thanks for mentioning it. It might be that others might experience the same issues 👍🙂
Hi there, interesting point 🤔 I would suggest that it would be around the discounted point, the price point without an offer is a little high in price for the quality of the item in my opinion. 👍🙂 But the quality is still reasonable at the discounted price and so I would recommend giving them a look 👍🙂
A friend from the UK recently came to Cape Town and gifted me a Charles Tyrwhitt shirt, amazing quality and so comfortable probably the best one in my wardrobe.
Hi Vincent, I agree with you about the quality 👍 I'm interested is Cape Town a good place for quality menswear shops or boutiques? let me know and thanks for your comments🙂👍
@TheBritishDapper Hi, I'm more of a business/smart casual guy, as where I purchase my clothing from retailers like Woolworths, Trenery and Country Road, as well as Kingsley Heath. Where as formal menswear is concerned I'm reliably informed that G D Suits, Khaliques and H Scheider Retailers offer some great suits, dress shirts etc.
@@VincentDaries-n8i Hi there, thanks for getting back to me, I have for some bizarre reason I've heard of H Scheider Retailers, I thought they were a German company, but maybe there beginings started there before imigration or moving to Cape Town 🙂
I've been a happy CT customer for over 15 years. Quality-wise, they've never failed me. The key thing, for the buyer, is to get what you want at the best price. And that means learning their discounting strategy. If you're not applying an offer code, when checking-out, you've not learnt enough. Another tip: don't chase Avios points, by going through the BA site. You can't get Avios points there AND use an offer-code - and it's the latter that is more valuable.
Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and its content. thanks for your valuable comments on the quality of CT shirts and using their offer codes, interesting point you raise about chasing Avios points 👍🙂
I just bought that exact same color/pattern shirt, through their custom shop for about $100 USD. This is my second shirt from them. I like the non iron fabric feel, and wrinkle resistance. I recommend them. However, a couple of things that I have found. 1) Its semi custom. Actual custom would be made to measure. You can't choose shoulder, chest, waist size, nor length. Due to having a tall muscular frame I am unable yet to get a good fit without my tailor doing some work on them. About $10 USD for my tailor to do this. 2) The monogramming is a very large font, too bold. 3) In the USA (or perhaps UK/EU) you may wish to consider ordering a true custom shirt from a online Company called "Proper Cloth" it will run about $110-120 USD. It may take you 1-2 times to get your fit perfected but they will remake it for you for free.
Hi there, you raise some interesting points, I interperated the term custom as customisation of ready to wear shirts, rather than the next level up - made to measure (where to send your measurement in) and then the final level being bespoke (where you are measured and fitted in person) for a shirt. But I get what you mean, it can be difficult to get that ready fsntastic fit without going made to measure of bespoke. Personnally when it comes to monogramming (having your name put on the shirt) it reminds me of having your name tags in your clothes whilst at school. I have seen people wear shirts with their monogrammes on the shirt cuffs - in away of advertising they can affort a higher end shirt, but it smacks of tackiness to me, but each to their own. The font is quite large and the selection of font types is restricted also, but again it is not a bespoke service. Proper cloth appears to be a similar price point, and sounds like a good company, but I have no personal experince of their product 👍🙂
I bought a flannel shirt from CT a year ago. I was a little disappointed as the fabric was thinner than I expected for a flannel. I did buy a 3/4ths overcoat which I guess some call a car coat from them for my birthday & it was pretty good. Felt like good quality wool & although it came with plastic buttons (not made to measure so couldn't change that) I liked it
Hi Sean, I'm interest to know is the thinner flannel shirt different to one previously brought from CT or are you measuring the thickness again other brands? The coat sound like a reasonable quality for this day and age, shame about the plastic buttons, but you could have the buttons changed at a small cost by a seamstress or even some laudrettes prove a tailoring service for button replacements or you could even replace them yourself if you wanted, it something to consider. In truth not many people now-a-days would notice the difference as you walked past them - but I get what you mean about quality and expectation 👍Lovely to hear from you Sean and thanks for your valued comments🙂
@TheBritishDapper The shirt didn't feel fluffy, almost like it hadn't been brushed & the fabric didn't feel thick as compared to any brand. Maybe it was designed to be thin to be easier to tuck in or maybe it was their non- iron material
@@seansimmons73 hi sean, thanks for getting back to me, that's very interesting, I'll have a look at them when I'm in London next time, in truth it could be all of the things you've mentioned 🙂
Hi Chris, some years ago I found myself becoming frustrated at the price and quality of shirts from mens outfitters. They were either made from man made fabric ar mixtures thereof, not very well cut and, of course, cheap, or on the other hand I could get higher quality shirts of pure cotton, linen and well made but very expensive if buying in quantity. Then I discovered Tyrwhitts while browsing online. I found Tyrwhitts to be quite well made, good collars for a tie and the double cuff option an attractive offer. While they are not top of the range they are a safe bet when the need arises for buying a number of shirts for office siut wear and not too demanding on the pocket.
Hi Willliam (Billy), glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for your contribute to the discussion about Charles Tyrwhitt shirts. I agree with you, I find them a good all round shirt, the fit and fabrics are great for everyday wear to wearing them for more formal occasions. A reasonable price for the level of quality I have regularly recieved from them over the years👍🙂
As a guy who had always suffered with the sizing of off the rack dress shirts in the pre-internet days, over the years I was propelled to order multiple rounds of bespoke shirts from a brick and mortar shirt maker which were just amazing. I have also gone through a pile of fairly expensive MTM quality shirts from Brooks Brothers. Regarding Charles Tyrwhitt I can say I have a high degree of satisfaction and have been a multiple repeat customer over the last eight years. I tried two dress shirts and have ten casual in standard sizes (not the mtm "custom'"models), and am waiting for my newest batch of four to arrive this very week. Are they on the level of bespoke? - of course not even close. Are they as high quality as Brooks Brothers? No, but they're way cheaper and actually fit me better. Tyrwhitt shirts are pretty good for a consumer level shirt. Here's why I like to buy and wear them: 1. They have an array of standard sizing options that work pretty decently for me. Not perfectly, but not bad either. I'm sure the sizing customization shown in this video would be even better. 2. They look fairly good with decent construction, and have a great choice in fabrics, colors, styles, options etc. 3. While the fabric is definitely on the more 'economical' side, it is decent enough to hold up and look good through many wears, washes and ironing's, i.e. color fast, shape retention, stitching. I'm still regularly wearing those from eight years ago. Only lost 1 button. 4. The price and value is terrific. Four decent looking and fitting shirts that you can use for years for around 200 or less sounds good. Honestly, if these shirts had lasted only half the time I would still buy them again. I think Charles Tyrwhitt serves its market segment very well. Merry Christmas to all.
Being a UK buyer, I hadn't noticed that, I suspect it depends on the country, I had'nt notice the change in quality and I 've been using CT for a number of years, including other well known brands. But thanks for the heads up👍🙂
Hi Chris merci pour ce retour car t'es analyses sont toujours juste et pertinente. Et je dois ajouter que les marques britannique sont toujours d une excellente qualité et d une classe incomparable bref je suis fan du royaume Uni vivement votre retour dans l'union européenne car vous nous manquez 😃🇨🇵❤🇬🇧
Hi Patrice, glad you enjoyed the video and my feedback on their shirts. I have over the years found this particular brand comparable to most UK brands providing the same level of service, unless you go bespoke for example. It's a shame we left the EU but it is what it is 🙁
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I have been part of the CT family for the last 16 years. The quality of their shirts, shoes and tweed Blazer were excellent 👌. No regrets so far and I will always recommend them. Thanks Chris for your excellent review 👍.
Hi Dimeji, glad you enjoyed the video and the content of my review. Thank you for making comments on your own personal opinion of CT items you have purchased over the years, which reinforces my own findings regardin the quality of their shirts👍🙂
Thank you Chris. I have used CT for several years and am more than happy with their shirts and the different selections available. I like the idea of the customisation for my next order. Kind regards. Russ
Hi Russ, glad you enjoyed the video and have expereinced a good service from them for many years, it fits my finding over the years and I would suggest consider the custom process they offer👍🙂
I discovered Charles Tyrwhitt shirts around 4 years ago. I buy of the rack and be extremely pleased with the quality, do not shrink, 100% cotton, easy to iron and the great fit. I like the big variety of fabrics, designs and the possibility to choose your sleeve length. Chris, we seem to have the shorter arms in common. I am 5 feet 10 inches tall and need a 15.5 neck, 33 sleeve length. 34 is already too long. These shirts are the best I could find so far for a day-to-day usage. In the meantime, 80% all of my shirts in usage (around 20 at the time) are from CT. Another 10-12 shirts are in storage for later use. I always try to buy it when they have bundles like 3 shirts for $99. They shipping for such orders to the US is affordable, $15 with tracking, delivered in one week.
I wear some of their merino sweaters as well. They are so-so in the quality. The cuff seams are a weakness and need some restitching from time to time. Otherwise, they are holding up and can be worn for a couple of years. I will need to replace one or two at the end of this Winter season. Chris, do you have a brand recommendation for thin merino wool sweaters worn over a dress shirt? It can be UK based.
Hi Kay, lovely to hear from you and glad you enjoyed the video. I'm pleased to hear tyou have come to the same conclusdion as me about the quality and finish of their shirts for the price point they ask. Those slight changes in sleeve length make a world of difference and the fabric choose is good. As for the marino wool jumper (sweater) try John Smedley, another is Woolovers or House of Braur are reaqsonable priced. I'd note that Hawes & Curtis and also Charles Tyrwhitt sell them but I'm not sure about the quality 👍🙂
@@TheBritishDapperThank you for the suggestions. I appreciate it.
Good morning Chris. I have been wearing Charles Tyrwhitt shirts for a couple of years. Really like the style and quality. Have not ordered a custom shirt as of yet but after your review I am considering it. Great choice on your shirt and it really looks good with the blue suit. Cheers Ron
Hi Ron, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for your input of your personal findings on the quality of their shirts and experience with them. The shirt was spot on for that semi formal look🙂👍
Excellent choice Chris. You look great! I bought some Tyrwhitt shirts when I lived in Australia and they were/are magnificent. They offer great quality at an unbeatable price.
Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and lovely to hear your opinion for Charles Tyrwhitt shirts👍🙂
Great presentation. I never realised a custom shirt with all those details could be specified, so thanks for the review. I have worn CT shirts over many years, from a classic fit 19.5 down to a 16.5 slim fit to match my fitness improvements. I have found them to be good quality at a reasonable cost and keep coming back to CT for formal shirts. Their stores are great as they enable you to try on 'off the peg' shirts to check fit before purchase. A shame other shirt manufacturers and stores have let their 'quality' slip over the years.
Hi David, good to hear from you and glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your valued comments on the quality and your observations about try before you buy👍🙂
I have to agree. Tyrwhitt shirts are consistently good. I've used them for years without complaint and appreciate the ease with which you can ask for variation to sleeve length. Your observation about pricing and taking advantage of deals is spot on.
As always a great video.
Hi Robert, I agree with you have used them for many years, I have never found anything to complain about. For the price point, the quality and fit is great, but as you state take advantage of those offers👍🙂
Good evening Chris, I have used CT Shirts for many years and there are a number of reasons! The quality is always good, Having shorter arms I always take advantage of the option of sleeve length and specific design throughout. and of course they are great value , especially when there are offers on.
Hi Barney, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for providing your views on CT shirts, their quality, fit, finish and value for money and after conducting my review of their custom service i have to agree with you👍🙂
I've been buying shirts from Tyrwhitt for quite a few years now. Good quality and a decent price. I'll definitely have to try their custom service!
Hi Mike, glad you enjoyed the video and for your valued comments about CT quality🙂
Excellent video Chris. I don’t own CT shirts but I was temped to buy a 3 shirt offer during Black Friday. Now I see this offer I might give it a try. Thanks!
Hi Sjoerd, glad you enjoyed the video, just make sure you get the right measurements and you can't go wrong👍🙂
Excellent content, Chris. I recently purchased one of Charles Tyrwhitt's custom shirts and was amazed at the level of personalising detail available on their website. As shown in this video, the on-screen custom menu options are so easy to use. I experimented with various alternative colours and styles before finally committing to buy. I have yet to come across any other high street shirt supplier that matches the level of customisation offered by Charles Tyrwhitt. As a full bespoke shirt is beyond my budget, I found this alternative very acceptable in terms of both quality and price point. 👍
Hi John, Glad you enjoyed the video and pleased to hear you experienced the same level of service from there custom service. The options they provide I think covers most peoples requirements, without going made to measure of bespoke and fit s most pocket on cost - if you take advantage of their offers. Lovely to hear your views on their shirts🙂👍
Thank you for your review. I searched quite diligently, but could not locate the custom/build your shirt option at the CT website. Not your problem. Just saying.
May be this service is for only UK perhaps.
@@ahmedifthi7077 I signed in using an UK VPN, ??
Hi Jeremiah, I'm not sure what the problem might be for you 🙂 but thanks for mentioning it. It might be that others might experience the same issues 👍🙂
Thank you 🙂
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Considering how many “offers” they send out, what is their actual retail price?
Hi there, interesting point 🤔 I would suggest that it would be around the discounted point, the price point without an offer is a little high in price for the quality of the item in my opinion. 👍🙂 But the quality is still reasonable at the discounted price and so I would recommend giving them a look 👍🙂
A friend from the UK recently came to Cape Town and gifted me a Charles Tyrwhitt shirt, amazing quality and so comfortable probably the best one in my wardrobe.
Hi Vincent, I agree with you about the quality 👍 I'm interested is Cape Town a good place for quality menswear shops or boutiques? let me know and thanks for your comments🙂👍
@TheBritishDapper Hi, I'm more of a business/smart casual guy, as where I purchase my clothing from retailers like Woolworths, Trenery and Country Road, as well as Kingsley Heath. Where as formal menswear is concerned I'm reliably informed that G D Suits, Khaliques and H Scheider Retailers offer some great suits, dress shirts etc.
@@VincentDaries-n8i Hi there, thanks for getting back to me, I have for some bizarre reason I've heard of H Scheider Retailers, I thought they were a German company, but maybe there beginings started there before imigration or moving to Cape Town 🙂
I've been a happy CT customer for over 15 years. Quality-wise, they've never failed me. The key thing, for the buyer, is to get what you want at the best price. And that means learning their discounting strategy. If you're not applying an offer code, when checking-out, you've not learnt enough. Another tip: don't chase Avios points, by going through the BA site. You can't get Avios points there AND use an offer-code - and it's the latter that is more valuable.
Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and its content. thanks for your valuable comments on the quality of CT shirts and using their offer codes, interesting point you raise about chasing Avios points 👍🙂
I just bought that exact same color/pattern shirt, through their custom shop for about $100 USD. This is my second shirt from them. I like the non iron fabric feel, and wrinkle resistance. I recommend them. However, a couple of things that I have found. 1) Its semi custom. Actual custom would be made to measure. You can't choose shoulder, chest, waist size, nor length. Due to having a tall muscular frame I am unable yet to get a good fit without my tailor doing some work on them. About $10 USD for my tailor to do this. 2) The monogramming is a very large font, too bold. 3) In the USA (or perhaps UK/EU) you may wish to consider ordering a true custom shirt from a online Company called "Proper Cloth" it will run about $110-120 USD. It may take you 1-2 times to get your fit perfected but they will remake it for you for free.
Hi there, you raise some interesting points, I interperated the term custom as customisation of ready to wear shirts, rather than the next level up - made to measure (where to send your measurement in) and then the final level being bespoke (where you are measured and fitted in person) for a shirt. But I get what you mean, it can be difficult to get that ready fsntastic fit without going made to measure of bespoke. Personnally when it comes to monogramming (having your name put on the shirt) it reminds me of having your name tags in your clothes whilst at school. I have seen people wear shirts with their monogrammes on the shirt cuffs - in away of advertising they can affort a higher end shirt, but it smacks of tackiness to me, but each to their own. The font is quite large and the selection of font types is restricted also, but again it is not a bespoke service. Proper cloth appears to be a similar price point, and sounds like a good company, but I have no personal experince of their product 👍🙂
I bought a flannel shirt from CT a year ago. I was a little disappointed as the fabric was thinner than I expected for a flannel. I did buy a 3/4ths overcoat which I guess some call a car coat from them for my birthday & it was pretty good. Felt like good quality wool & although it came with plastic buttons (not made to measure so couldn't change that) I liked it
Hi Sean, I'm interest to know is the thinner flannel shirt different to one previously brought from CT or are you measuring the thickness again other brands? The coat sound like a reasonable quality for this day and age, shame about the plastic buttons, but you could have the buttons changed at a small cost by a seamstress or even some laudrettes prove a tailoring service for button replacements or you could even replace them yourself if you wanted, it something to consider. In truth not many people now-a-days would notice the difference as you walked past them - but I get what you mean about quality and expectation 👍Lovely to hear from you Sean and thanks for your valued comments🙂
@TheBritishDapper The shirt didn't feel fluffy, almost like it hadn't been brushed & the fabric didn't feel thick as compared to any brand. Maybe it was designed to be thin to be easier to tuck in or maybe it was their non- iron material
@@seansimmons73 hi sean, thanks for getting back to me, that's very interesting, I'll have a look at them when I'm in London next time, in truth it could be all of the things you've mentioned 🙂
Hi Chris, some years ago I found myself becoming frustrated at the price and quality of shirts from mens outfitters. They were either made from man made fabric ar mixtures thereof, not very well cut and, of course, cheap, or on the other hand I could get higher quality shirts of pure cotton, linen and well made but very expensive if buying in quantity. Then I discovered Tyrwhitts while browsing online. I found Tyrwhitts to be quite well made, good collars for a tie and the double cuff option an attractive offer.
While they are not top of the range they are a safe bet when the need arises for buying a number of shirts for office siut wear and not too demanding on the pocket.
Hi Willliam (Billy), glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for your contribute to the discussion about Charles Tyrwhitt shirts. I agree with you, I find them a good all round shirt, the fit and fabrics are great for everyday wear to wearing them for more formal occasions. A reasonable price for the level of quality I have regularly recieved from them over the years👍🙂
As a guy who had always suffered with the sizing of off the rack dress shirts in the pre-internet days, over the years I was propelled to order multiple rounds of bespoke shirts from a brick and mortar shirt maker which were just amazing. I have also gone through a pile of fairly expensive MTM quality shirts from Brooks Brothers.
Regarding Charles Tyrwhitt I can say I have a high degree of satisfaction and have been a multiple repeat customer over the last eight years. I tried two dress shirts and have ten casual in standard sizes (not the mtm "custom'"models), and am waiting for my newest batch of four to arrive this very week. Are they on the level of bespoke? - of course not even close. Are they as high quality as Brooks Brothers? No, but they're way cheaper and actually fit me better. Tyrwhitt shirts are pretty good for a consumer level shirt. Here's why I like to buy and wear them:
1. They have an array of standard sizing options that work pretty decently for me. Not perfectly, but not bad either. I'm sure the sizing customization shown in this video would be even better.
2. They look fairly good with decent construction, and have a great choice in fabrics, colors, styles, options etc.
3. While the fabric is definitely on the more 'economical' side, it is decent enough to hold up and look good through many wears, washes and ironing's, i.e. color fast, shape retention, stitching. I'm still regularly wearing those from eight years ago. Only lost 1 button.
4. The price and value is terrific. Four decent looking and fitting shirts that you can use for years for around 200 or less sounds good.
Honestly, if these shirts had lasted only half the time I would still buy them again. I think Charles Tyrwhitt serves its market segment very well. Merry Christmas to all.
Hi Mikey, thanks for your personal account of there shirts and I agree with you on the valid points you've raised and a Merry Christmas to you also 👍🙂
Considering they are cheap they are good
Thanks for your comments👍🙂
They now charge exorbitantly to international buyers. Not a good move.
The quality has also dropped. A bit sad.
Being a UK buyer, I hadn't noticed that, I suspect it depends on the country, I had'nt notice the change in quality and I 've been using CT for a number of years, including other well known brands. But thanks for the heads up👍🙂
Hi Chris merci pour ce retour car t'es analyses sont toujours juste et pertinente. Et je dois ajouter que les marques britannique sont toujours d une excellente qualité et d une classe incomparable bref je suis fan du royaume Uni vivement votre retour dans l'union européenne car vous nous manquez 😃🇨🇵❤🇬🇧
Hi Patrice, glad you enjoyed the video and my feedback on their shirts. I have over the years found this particular brand comparable to most UK brands providing the same level of service, unless you go bespoke for example. It's a shame we left the EU but it is what it is 🙁