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Dunhill Custom Shirts - Worth it?

Wongtouski

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Gents,

Wondering if anyone here has experience getting a shirt done from Dunhill? I saw a video of it on youtube and I'm intrigued. I live in HK and I haven't asked the price/lead time yet, just wondering if anyone has experience with them. I'm also thinking of making a custom Brooks Bros shirt for the hell of it, which is 900HKD for the regular non-iron fabric. Is that a good deal?

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Porkpie

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Don't know much about Dunhill custom, but I am sure most on the forum would point you in the direction of a few other custom shirtmakers before Dunhill. Just mu thoughts.
 

Wongtouski

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Originally Posted by Porkpie
Don't know much about Dunhill custom, but I am sure most on the forum would point you in the direction of a few other custom shirtmakers before Dunhill. Just mu thoughts.

Yeah I would agree with that, I'm in a curious stage in my "sartorial career" where I just want to try different avenues. I made a couple shirts with Peter Lee in the entry level price range and I enjoy it, but out of sheet laziness (of picking fabrics), I wonder if getting once done thru Dunhill-Brooks is the way to go. I know I will like the brooks one because I love the non-iron as its a great backup if I'm too busy to iron. But yeah, feel free to chime in folks.
 

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Just from reading older post in the past everything is centered around what your budget is. What a good option for you depends on what you are willing to spend. I would rather have a Kiton shirt altered by a good tailor to fit then a custom Brooks Brothers. If you search the B&S section there are a ton of deals on much better shirts then BB & Dunhill. I'm done, nothing wrong with exploring different options like you are.
 

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