Buy smart casual in Dublin

gerryR

Hi All

I've got a 1 month contract may be extended to 3 and possibly long term after that. Smart casual is the dress code.

Problem is I've zero clothes that would fit that bill, jeans and t-shirt in my previous job. Obviously as it's possibly only a month I don't want to break the bank but I dont want to wear dirt cheap either as I assume how I work and come accross will play a part in my future there so I'd like to look like I'm making the effort.

Any suggestions for a bloke with zero fashon sence on where to get suitable clothes as reasonable prices would be appreciated.

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gonnaplayrugby

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koHd

Next.

squeakyduck

Maybe Burton?

Penisland

Just get slacks in penneys, cant go wrong with them........and you must have some shirts you could wear??? if not you could try the bargain basement in arnotts??? or tk max in stephens green?????????

LimeFruitGum

What about Debenhams?

miss5

I agree about Next you could get some suitable clothes there, You could also try
Dunnes for reasonable prices.

gerryR

Thanks for the suggestions, had a look at the Next website and their prices seem reasonable.

Should do the job!

OldGoat

Don't overlook M&S. Get some chinos.

Sugar Free

OldGoat wrote: »

Don't overlook M&S. Get some chinos.

+1

You don't mention what you're willing to pay but M&S do some decent, 100% cotton shirts for 30-40E, nice chinos are about the same.

They were also doing a deal where you could buy two pairs of selected trousers for 40E.

Failing that, Zara do some okay shirts as well for ~30E too.

littleoulme

I find Dunnes great for trousers for work, they seem to wash quite well, you'd need to go for €20 and up ones though.

I'd find M&S Better for shirts/blouses fitting wise.