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I lost a lot of weight. >60 pounds (4.5 stone) - and I needed to refresh my work wardrobe. Explored Charles Tyrwhitt. Amazing fit - very stylish and received a lot of compliments. Nothing but good things to say. Had to return a couple as well. Paid a light ship back fee, but was reimbursed within a few days. Awesome!
Just a small point, before modelling the shirts, please have them pressed, it detracts from the appearance to have them creased. Thanx. Great shirts, particularly when they have offers.
Metal collar stays, the return policy and the 6 month guarantee says a lot about the company. Charles Tyrwhitt has been on my radar but I have never made a purchase. You made me interested in doing business with them. Thanks!
Following your advice I have just bought my boyfriend a Charles Tyrwhitt Shirt on Vinted. It only cost 15 € so I'm very excited to see what it looks and feels like. 👔
For anyone on the fence...get a few. My biggest issue I had in finding great dress shirts was shirts with floppy collars. The collar structure on these shirts are amazing and look great. They structure your face super well. I highly recommend trying some, worst case you have 6 months to return them. I would wait until 3 for $99 somes back though.
@@traviswatson4986 it’s great. I wouldn’t go classic, slim is perfect. I ended up having to exchange all mine to switch from 34 to 35 sleeve length. But now they fit perfect
@@traviswatson4986 I made a short video where I compare the 3 sizing options side by side: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qLMT-2fkaOQ.htmlsi=2xCi4ewMGSvFJXG4
I used to buy from them a lot, but in recent years I've bought made to measure shirts. I recently bought some from Charles Tyrwhitt again, and I have to say I wasn't that impressed by the fit or quality. But I guess you're right that, for the price, they are pretty good.
Thanks for your comment, Matthew and thanks for your insight into Charles Tyrwhitt. I also read somewhere that their quality apparently decreased, but I haven't tried them earlier. Where do you buy your shirts? You're right, for the price point, they are pretty good. I also bought some made-to-measure shirts in Bangkok, which were pretty nice as well.
So I've been a long-time buyer of this brand. I have over 50+ shirts, shoes, suits, and jackets. The shirts lately are very inconsistent with the size, and the quality has slipped. The price point is still great, though. I've been buying a lot from Paul Frederick, Williams and Kent, and Johnston and Murphy, lately
@@BITW_Guzman yes, definitely. Overall my experience with CT has been very positive. Everything I bought from them (10 dress shirts total) has held up pretty well. I had to return & exchange 2 or 3 due to fit or color (I am struggling between slim & extra slim) but no quality issue. The return process is smooth and service is superb. High quality fabric, large variety of fit and styles made it my favorite immediately. It felt luxury shirt with budget price. The quality to price ratio is so much higher than other brands - I donated all my Brooks brother, Ralph Lauren, Banana republic shirts after CT purchase.
I get all my MTM shirts from Proper Cloth. Except I could not find a Cream/Ecru colored fabric. I ordered a non iron shirt from CT which had a wonderful color and then had my Tailor alter it to fit me for $15. Its pretty good. However if you start customizing a CT shirt - the price goes way up and you are better off with Proper Cloth.
Can you do a review on their performance suits? I love that their stretch shirts are stretchy without adding elastin. I'm curious if their performance suits are flexible and stretchy. Like, can you raise your leg high in them, or do a split without worrying about ripping it? Those are the questions I have about their suits. If you can do a review that would be great!
Thank you for watching and thank you for your suggestion. Great idea. I am moving to Asia in 4 weeks, so I will check if I am able to get it done before my move.
How do these feel to the touch ? I bought some Kenneth Cole shirt and they fit perfectly but they feel a little rough as opposed to other shirts I’ve seen that feel almost like a tshirt
Thanks you for a great review video, this helped me make my mind and try them out. What is the brand of the Polo you're wearing? the collar seems very sturdy and rigid
Thanks for watching, Amin. They are great shirts for the price. You definitely won't regret it. The polo is by Lawrence Grey, I think around $30. I can't find it anymore, unfortunately. Seems like they discontinued the buttonless polo. I recently tried the regular polos by Spier & Mackay and their quality is pretty great.
Hi David, Ich bin sehr mit denen zufrieden. Sehen super aus und die Qualität fühlt sich auch gut an. Vor allem, wenn die das Angebot haben mit 3 Hemden für 99 Euro. Retouren sind auch ziemlich easy, falls die Passform doch nicht ideal ist.
Thank you for watching, Alex. I can't find the english page because I ordered in Germany, but the one I got is the following: "Bügelfreies Henley Hemd mit Haifischkragen - Ozeanblau" Cutaway Collar Non-Iron Henley Weave Shirt
Not as good as they used to be (6/10). Joseph Turner are better though the fabric can be a little 'summer weight' (7½/10), but for real quality you should try Harvie & Hudson (9/10).
Thanks for watching. I made another video about that. They are not really iron-free, but I also never used a dryer, which is what they recommend. However, they are easier to iron than regular shirts.
My experience: The shirts do not need to be ironed. However, I still give the collar and cuffs a light touch with a steam iron to more enhance the crisp look.
@@Lukas_Schanderl OK, good. Do you have own experience, is Charles really has a good quality? I used some TM Lewin British brand but they were not a good quality.
Thank you for your comment. I guess it depends on what you compare it to. I only have experience with shirts by e.g. Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger. Compared to those, and especially if bought at the 35 Euro discount, Charles Tyrwhitt shirts are a better deal and offer a pretty good quality I haven't tried TM Lewin, so it is difficult for me to compare One thing I noticed about Charles Tyrwhitt is that the fits are all a bit too large, e.g. I need a super slim fit where normally I'd use a slim fit.
@@Lukas_Schanderl Thank you! I wanted to compare since I used TM Lewin, very cheap but quality is not good. I have a couple of Ralph Lauren and their quality is very high (comparing RL with Broke Brothers, RL quality is much higher). Anyway, I wish I get some CT shirts this year and hope would be a good choice. Thank you!
