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Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Regular Fit Broadcloth French Cuff Dress Shirt

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Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Regular Fit Broadcloth French Cuff Dress Shirt

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$ 88.00

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Pure Supima® cotton. Pucker-free seams and treated to remain virtually wrinkle-free. Forward point collar. Center back pleat. Signature shirring at French cuffs. Machine wash. Imported. Cuff links not included. Also available in Traditional, Slim and Extra-Slim fit.

  • Color: White

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Description & features

Pure Supima® cotton. Pucker-free seams and treated to remain virtually wrinkle-free. Forward point collar. Center back pleat. Signature shirring at French cuffs. Machine wash. Imported. Cuff links not included. Also available in Traditional, Slim and Extra-Slim fit.

Item# E556
 
Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Regular Fit Broadcloth French Cuff Dress Shirt 4.3 5 3 3
Love the French Cuffs - Wish it had a Pocket Great shirt. Needs a pocket. If it had a pocket I would buy a dozen more. January 19, 2012
Good buy! Quite pleased with the price / value relationship. Could use a 34.5 in sleeve in that particular cut shirt January 14, 2012
French cuff dress shirts I really like the quality and appearance of the non-iron french cuff dress shirts. I also like the convenience and appearance of the monograms. If you want to feel good and look good, these are the shirts to wear. December 29, 2011
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Do you happen to know if an additional t-shirt is needed when wearing this shirt? I have come across many dress shirts such as Stafford that require a second layer under the dress shirt to prevent seeing the skins complexion. I would surmise that this is a result of the thread count/quality used to make the shirt. I have heard Brooks Brothers is exceptional in quality and typically does not present with this problem; however, I would rather clarify than be disappointed after purchase.
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I personally wouldn't wear any dress shirt without wearing a t-shirt underneath. For one, the t-shirt will absorb perspiration.
1 year, 4 months ago
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If you want a perfect white look, then the answer is yes. I personally wear a white tee underneath if I want the perfect white look.
The quality of the white fabrics from Brooks Brothers are quite good, and they are already thicker than those used by other brands in many instances. They are in general less see-through. Having said that, they can't achieve the perfect white and you can see shades of your flesh without a white tee underneath.
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you may want to wear a t-shirt underneath unless you don't mind everyone in the office knowing if you have pierced nipples or not.
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Living in Birmingham (not quite as hot and humid as Houston, but close), I get longer life out of any shirt wearing an undershirt. My 27 years of wearing suits has taught me that sweat will not only stain the fabric (yellowing), but the salt in it will accelerate the decay in stitching. Further, not to be gross, but if you have a lot of body hair, nobody wants to see that stuff under your shirt. Finally, wearing an undershirt will always make a white shirt look whiter (assuming you do laundry regularly) and is a sign of refinement on your part. Stafford shirts are not even comparable to BB quality. I've always worn BB shirts and have never been disappointed, even though I've purchased Abboud, Pink and even Eagle without similar satisfaction.
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Hello BGTech,

Our Non-Iron shirts are not transparent and will not expose your torso to the general public.
If you have any further inquiries about our non-iron shirts, please speak with a sales associate at your local Brooks Brothers.

Thank you for contacting us.

Have a great day!
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there is a fit guide in the website.
basically regular fit is a tradition fit with a couple of inches trim off the waist area to give it a better fit, i.e. less loose fabrics around the waist area.
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the fit.
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Hello,

Traditional fit compliments a broad waist line, while regular is slightly slimmer in the waist.

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