Charles Tyrwhitt
- Thread starter mouscacha
- Start date
I like them as well. I have bought from them for 15 years.
- Thread starter
- #3
Nope. Before the internet, I used to receive their catalogs.
I'm sold too. They are the only shirt makers I use these days.
I used to live outside London, but ironically, have only started wearing tyrwitt since living in Oz.
I ploughed through store bought shirts because of the Oz summer. After 2-3 of them, they're limp and thoroughly beaten up. These look good, aren't expensive, good materials, and last.
My dad used to go back to the UK regularly and always bought Tyrwitt when he realised it was a better shirt for the money. I've got 2, inherited half a dozen or so of his, and I'm getting a couple sent from my sister.
I ploughed through store bought shirts because of the Oz summer. After 2-3 of them, they're limp and thoroughly beaten up. These look good, aren't expensive, good materials, and last.
My dad used to go back to the UK regularly and always bought Tyrwitt when he realised it was a better shirt for the money. I've got 2, inherited half a dozen or so of his, and I'm getting a couple sent from my sister.
I buy CT shirts frequently. TM Lewin as well. Nice thirts.
I'm a Tyrwhitt convert, and have also bought suits, jumpers and a coat. I currently have some trousers (pants to some!) on order, so I'll update with the fit when they arrive.
The shoes are reasonably OK, but I now use www.herringshoes.co.uk for shoes.
The suits are excellent, fit and fabric. I bought an extra pair of trousers with each one as I get the impression they will last forever.
The shoes are reasonably OK, but I now use www.herringshoes.co.uk for shoes.
The suits are excellent, fit and fabric. I bought an extra pair of trousers with each one as I get the impression they will last forever.
Go figure, I received a catalogue from them a in August. So I ordered a few shirts from Charles Tyrwitt and I really like them. Even ordered some more items that are one the way.
I've bought several of their shirts and cuff links and wondered about the quality of their other merchandise, especially overcoats and suits.
- Thread starter
- #12
- Thread starter
- #14
I love the slim fit as well. You must have an extra long torso. They're perfect for me!
Here is another plus for people in the U.S.: Charles Trywhitt pays all shipping charges for return packages. Each purchase comes with a return label. All you need do is put the label on the the same box and mail USPS. Now I don't any company doing that these days.
Here is another plus for people in the U.S.: Charles Trywhitt pays all shipping charges for return packages. Each purchase comes with a return label. All you need do is put the label on the the same box and mail USPS. Now I don't any company doing that these days.
You sure, they don't even do that in the UK, except on suits. You normally get a return address label, but you have to pay postage.
If that;s how it works in the US, great news and well done CT (how about doing it in the UK?).
I am sure! I just returned three shirts this morning. "No postage necessary" was printed on the label and the postal service accepted my package.
- Thread starter
- #18
Be careful ... it's 15 days for sale items.
I have been admiring Austin's shirts (cuffs, anyway 
)in the watch thread. So that's what they are!
)in the watch thread. So that's what they are!
