Where do I buy good dress shirts? I prefer cotton shirts that will not crumple on wearing and are easy to iron

Question

I am in the US, more specifically in NJ.

Answer 1

You mean 100 percent cotton non-iron shirts?

Brooks Brothers makes pretty good quality. For men and women. Highly conservative, of course; but as far as non-iron cotton goes (with the resin finish), Brooks is good. Better than all other brands I've seen over the past six years (of the non-iron finish). They offer slim-fit, regular fit, and traditional cut; hundreds if not thousands of styles and patterns over the past decade. The shirts come out of the dryer just slightly rumpled (and you can wear them like that -- some men do), but a basic steam iron (no spray bottle needed -- just an iron on steam setting) can press it up to a super-starched look in about three minutes. It's a cinch. Prices on their non-iron shirts, new, are about $70, I think. (Cheaper in their outlet stores or on Ebay.)

And know that once you start moving up past that price range to better dress shirts by any maker, there aren't non-iron cottons or poly blends. Just 100 percent cotton poplins and the like. Once you enter certain high-class hotels or boardrooms, slight wrinkles and a tailored fit are a sign you're not wearing manmade fibers. (Which most of America wouldn't look down on; but certain circles do, and that's something to keep in mind for some job interviews, etc., when a true 100 percent cotton shirt, pressed, can be the safer route.)

So anyhow ... if you're looking for no-fuss practicality (with some quality) while meeting the comportment demands of most spheres of society, without the prententiousness and care that comes with true luxury clothing, then Brooks Brothers and what used to be called their "Brooksease" line (their low-maintenance, worry-free, wrinkle-free, all-natural-fiber, travel clothing and suits) usually fits that role. All the items in their stores go together, and never break any rules. Extremely easy shopping in that regard.

(And if one chooses, it's an easy transition from that kind of clothing ownership to the safe sampling of more luxurious items, here and there, to blend together in a safe/traditional/classic look.)

Answer 2

I heard that ladies human beings who stitch turn the collars and cuffs interior out and then the shirts must be worn returned. My mom used to cut back previous outfits into squares and use those for comforters (stitch the squares at the same time and canopy with a sheet and stuff with batting). i take advantage of the previous t-shirts as rags for the vehicle, yet i've got seen some use them as seat covers for his or her previous automobiles. i'd think of they may well be used on previous chairs interior too (returned or the seat in the event that they are full of previous nylon hose or previous socks).

Answer 3

Look for wrinkle free cotton, at:
jcpenney
kohl's
marshalls
ross
TJ maxx
Both Arrow and Axis make good ones.

Answer 4

go to TJ Maxx....they will be what you want for very cheap prices....and they are actually good designers and everything for low prices!