Non-Iron Tailored Fit Dress Shirt
Non-Iron Tailored Fit Dress Shirt
Details
http://www.brooksbrothers.com/Non-Iron-Tailored-Fit-Dress-Shirt/639V________WHIT_00_______,default,pd.html
Item#
639V
$ 98.50
$ 59.10
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 85
reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by aekb Wish they had tall sizes
Love the shirt, fits nice, but it is a little shorter than I would like. I think it would stay tucked in better if there was one more button at the bottom or if was a little longer. That being said, it is a great shirt.
November 30, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandy Still looks new after being worn many times
Best non-iron shirts around. Always looks crisp. After a day's wear, if you hang it up, many of the wrinkles come right out. One recommendation for the next iteration of the shirt is that BB should make the sides longer so they stay tucked in when wearing low-rise pants. The shirt-tail is longer with the "tailored" than with the "fitted" cut, so that's an improvement, but would like the sides longer because the sides still come untucked with low-rise pants. Otherwise, couldn't improve on the shirt.
November 21, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susee Very versatile choice
Love these blouses - I have several in different colors...they fit under a sweater - Jumper - suit coat...can be worn with jeans and those tigher style leggings - add a belt and assessories and no one knows it is the same blouse you wore to work - thus a perfect travel must. There is just enough stretch that allows you to wear it snug or buy a larger non-taylored style to wear in more casual events. The iron free garment may get wrinkled in your travel bag but the heat of your body works those creases right out. PERFECT for me.
October 6, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by one2tree The perfect fit for a pear shape person
For first time I can look good in a business shirt. I was struggling to find a shirt the looks impeccable in a job interview, and this is it. My upper arms fit in a way that they don't look sausages and the body of the garment makes me feel like a million dollars as you don't look as a potato sack. Very elegant and an essential in any body's closet.
September 21, 2011
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 85
reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by aekb Wish they had tall sizes
Love the shirt, fits nice, but it is a little shorter than I would like. I think it would stay tucked in better if there was one more button at the bottom or if was a little longer. That being said, it is a great shirt.
November 30, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandy Still looks new after being worn many times
Best non-iron shirts around. Always looks crisp. After a day's wear, if you hang it up, many of the wrinkles come right out. One recommendation for the next iteration of the shirt is that BB should make the sides longer so they stay tucked in when wearing low-rise pants. The shirt-tail is longer with the "tailored" than with the "fitted" cut, so that's an improvement, but would like the sides longer because the sides still come untucked with low-rise pants. Otherwise, couldn't improve on the shirt.
November 21, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susee Very versatile choice
Love these blouses - I have several in different colors...they fit under a sweater - Jumper - suit coat...can be worn with jeans and those tigher style leggings - add a belt and assessories and no one knows it is the same blouse you wore to work - thus a perfect travel must. There is just enough stretch that allows you to wear it snug or buy a larger non-taylored style to wear in more casual events. The iron free garment may get wrinkled in your travel bag but the heat of your body works those creases right out. PERFECT for me.
October 6, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by one2tree The perfect fit for a pear shape person
For first time I can look good in a business shirt. I was struggling to find a shirt the looks impeccable in a job interview, and this is it. My upper arms fit in a way that they don't look sausages and the body of the garment makes me feel like a million dollars as you don't look as a potato sack. Very elegant and an essential in any body's closet.
September 21, 2011