Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Slim Fit Ainsley Collar Dress Shirt

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Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Slim Fit Ainsley Collar Dress Shirt

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Item# 116Q

$ 88.00

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Pure Supima® cotton made with pucker-free seams and specially treated to remain virtually wrinkle-free. Ainsley collar. Center back pleat. Signature shirring at barrel cuffs. Left chest pocket. Machine wash. Imported. Also available in Traditional, Regular and Extra-Slim fit.

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Pure Supima® cotton made with pucker-free seams and specially treated to remain virtually wrinkle-free. Ainsley collar. Center back pleat. Signature shirring at barrel cuffs. Left chest pocket. Machine wash. Imported. Also available in Traditional, Regular and Extra-Slim fit.

Item# 116Q
 
Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Slim Fit Ainsley Collar Dress Shirt 4.6 5 96 130
Great Fit The slim fit is great. The traditional fit shirts swallowed me and the slim fit is the perfect cut. January 13, 2012
Great slim fit My husband is always looking for slim fit button-downs. I had ordered this for Christmas, and then saw that there was yet another, slimmer fit. I was too late to cancel the order for the slimmest fit, but that turned out to be a stroke of good luck! I think the slimmest cut would have been too tight. Great shirts. January 13, 2012
Great shirts! These shirts are great. The collar isn't too narrow or wide; they stay wrinkle free all day, and I love how the slim fit looks. Pair this with a nice Brooks Brothers tie and you've got a great outfit! These are the only dress shirts I buy anymore. January 11, 2012
Excellent Fit I have 5 of these shirts. The fabric is nice and in no way feels flimsy or cheap. The brooks brother pleating on the sleeve is unique and stylish. The spread of the collar is perfect, neither being to pointed nor so far spread that you look like a gentry attending a royal wedding in the UK. The shirt fits perfectly so long as you are an athletic/slim built male. If you are heavier or an extremely skinny male one of the other cuts will fit better (Traditional or extra-slim, respectively). Of the 5 shirts I have one came with a small flaw. On the inside of the cuff some of the stitching did not line up properly with the cuff and so the cuff was not sewn on the inside properly. This is something my wife or tailor can easily fix or with BBs fantastic return policy I could just swap it for another. Either way its not much of a problem, though admittedly a bit irritating because of the expense of the shirt. The other possible problem with this shirt is that being a non-iron shirt it can be a bit scratchy around the collar. If you don't like wearing a tie and things around your neck bother you I would recommend not buying non-iron shirts in general, as this is a typical issue. The black fleece shirts are likely better for you in that case. Overall a good looking, perfect fitting, well put together shirt. I would recommend for business professionals who wants to dress sharper than the typical guy sitting next to you wearing an ill fitting, thin, pointed collar shirt....you know the type! December 29, 2011
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Supima® Cotton Non-Iron Slim Fit Ainsley Collar Dress Shirt 4.6 5 96 130
Great Fit The slim fit is great. The traditional fit shirts swallowed me and the slim fit is the perfect cut. January 13, 2012
Great slim fit My husband is always looking for slim fit button-downs. I had ordered this for Christmas, and then saw that there was yet another, slimmer fit. I was too late to cancel the order for the slimmest fit, but that turned out to be a stroke of good luck! I think the slimmest cut would have been too tight. Great shirts. January 13, 2012
Great shirts! These shirts are great. The collar isn't too narrow or wide; they stay wrinkle free all day, and I love how the slim fit looks. Pair this with a nice Brooks Brothers tie and you've got a great outfit! These are the only dress shirts I buy anymore. January 11, 2012
Excellent Fit I have 5 of these shirts. The fabric is nice and in no way feels flimsy or cheap. The brooks brother pleating on the sleeve is unique and stylish. The spread of the collar is perfect, neither being to pointed nor so far spread that you look like a gentry attending a royal wedding in the UK. The shirt fits perfectly so long as you are an athletic/slim built male. If you are heavier or an extremely skinny male one of the other cuts will fit better (Traditional or extra-slim, respectively). Of the 5 shirts I have one came with a small flaw. On the inside of the cuff some of the stitching did not line up properly with the cuff and so the cuff was not sewn on the inside properly. This is something my wife or tailor can easily fix or with BBs fantastic return policy I could just swap it for another. Either way its not much of a problem, though admittedly a bit irritating because of the expense of the shirt. The other possible problem with this shirt is that being a non-iron shirt it can be a bit scratchy around the collar. If you don't like wearing a tie and things around your neck bother you I would recommend not buying non-iron shirts in general, as this is a typical issue. The black fleece shirts are likely better for you in that case. Overall a good looking, perfect fitting, well put together shirt. I would recommend for business professionals who wants to dress sharper than the typical guy sitting next to you wearing an ill fitting, thin, pointed collar shirt....you know the type! December 29, 2011
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