Where to buy shirts for work

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and jumpers. Affordable. Now.

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Burton

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Uniqlo

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Amazon. Almost certainly to be unethical in their manufacture but they’re a tenner.

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literally any mens clothes shop?

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chazza shop

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Debenhams, but wait until there’s a sale on.

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Dead man’s shirts

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(Fanks it’s from) ASOS.

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Definitely this place:

https://community.drownedinsound.com/t/wednesday-back-to-work-thread/33423/185?u=epimer

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Just go Primark

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Ozwald Boateng

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Primark & H&M tbh. Or charity shops for dead men’s Marks&Spencer jumpers.

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In order to look like a norm for my last new job I bought shirts from charity shops and some chinos from Debenhams in the sale. I felt weird but it did the job until I got past the first three months and I could be more myself.

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Primark is my default choice but the collars on the shirts turn to shite after about 4 minutes

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Speno’s (only in the sale)

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I remember a time when I was able to afford to shop in clothes shops that aren’t Primark

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It depends, if you have to wear shirts every day I would go for non iron batch of 5 from Charles Twrytt or TM Lewin (only in the sale). They are more expensive but last longer, warmer and you can get away with actually not ironing them.

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If you’re lucky enough to fit into a standard medium/large then M&S. If not TM Lewin, get properly measured and get one of those 5 for £100 deals. The non-iron ones are actually non-iron assuming you hang them up straight out of the machine.

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Non-iron Charles Twrytt for me.

H&M do decent plain merino wool jumpers