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Work (cuff link) shirts

  • 20-04-2005 12:28pm
    #1
    joejoem
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    Hey I was wondering does anyone know where to get nice shirts with a double cuff at affordable prices. I am looking for fitted shirts but shirts I can wear to work, I hate wearing shirts that are baggy towards the bottom. Why do these companys only make shirts for short fat people? Anyway the only place I have seen sell them is Brown Thomas, @ €170 a pair. Since I will be buying a good few I dont want to spend that much.


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  • #2
    Johnny_the_fox
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,681 ✭✭✭Johnny_the_fox


    if you ever get the chance to go north... call into next - shirts ....


  • #3
    *Page*
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    "Suit you" theres one in liffey valley.

    Brown Thomas' Gant has some nice shirts(40 mark)


  • #4
    Snapper1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 186 ✭✭Snapper1


    Upstairs in Grafton St. Marks and Spencers have a few nice and affordable double cuff shirts. They are mixed in with the normal button cuff one's though so you have to be on your guard! They're over in the left corner as you step off the escalator.


  • #5
    landser
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    Top man, double cuff is the only way to go. M&S used to be ok, but they've gone down market with their shirts. Debenhams is good for double cuffs at reasonable prices


  • #6
    dudara
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    A friend got a great cuff-link shirt in Debenhams for a wedding recently. It was E75, but it's a great shirt.


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  • #7
    Jefferson Darcy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 116 ✭✭Jefferson Darcy


    You're gonna pay over the odds to get the cut you're looking for. I have the same problem with these fat boy shirts most of the stores sell. You end up with this parachute tucked into your trousers if you've got large shoulders and you're not overweight.

    Zegna and possibly Remus will do french cuffs in a tapered cut. But the prices in Ireland are somewhere up in the stratosphere. Wait for sales. Or buy in the UK.

    If you need something quick, check out Zara. The shirts go for about 50, but like most Zara clothing, the quality isn't that great. You won't wear the shirt for more than 8 months to a year.

    Check out Austin Reed stores in UK airports as well. Good quality stuff at tax free prices.


  • #8
    wellies
    Closed Accounts Posts: 39 ✭wellies


    Try Saville Row in Uk. They have a website savillerow.com and they have very good double cuff shirts in plain, check, stripes etc.
    Very good value compared to the rip off merchants in Ireland.


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