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Agreed...I have been their customer for a number of years and can't complain. My favourite jacket for spring and summer is one of their linen/wool striped boating blazers I bought years ago and it still looks new. Great quality,good prices..
I couldn't agree more. They're an excellent company and I wear CT dress shirts almost exclusively.On a different note, their Shirts are really nice too! I have a bunch that are in my everyday rotation.
Can anyone compare the quality and fit of their shirts to those of TM Lewin? - which also seem to permanently be on sale.
For me T M Lewin is better; the shirts are cheaper and the collar adn cuffs aren't fused as they are in CT. Although it doesn't make a very big difference initially, by the time the shirts are 5 years old (as a few of mine are) the difference is marked. I can put my oldest TML shirts next to brand new ones and the difference is almost invisible. The same cannot be said for CT which seem to be knackered after about 2 years.
My ranking would be:
Suits:
1. T M Lewin
2. CT
Sports coats and casual:
1. CT
2. TML
Shirts:
1.T M L
2. CT
Im eyeing this sportscoat myselfI am on the fence about buying a tailored fit CT navy sportcoat. It is $329, so considerably cheaper than anything else out there that is half-canvassed. My next sportcoat purchase was going to be some kind of flannel, but this one is textured to a degree (sort of a hopsack/pique).
I believe this is the one:
http://www.ctshirts.com/men's-outer...er?q=usddefault||BL038NAV|||||||||||||&ppp=22
But there seems to be much more texture in-person. Does anyone have this jacket who can comment on its versatility and quality?