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How many shirts do you have?

MilanoStyle

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This is why I love this forum. I thought I had excessive number of shirts and many people have told me so, but it's nothing when compared to SF members. I feel better now
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JLibourel

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Dress shirts: About 20 or so

Sports Shirts (button-type, not including T-shirts or polo shirts): Maybe 70
 

GQ Lawyer

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I counted 73 last night (and some are in the cleaners right now). Even worse, I counted 42 pairs of jeans (most of them being Earnest Sewn, Da'Mage, PDC, and Antik). Wow - I can waste some money.
 

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For me at least, the # of shirts in my wardrobe is largely determined/limited by storage space (and of course $$$ considerations). That being said, I find that 60 or so is a desireable #, in that it takes a good 2-3 months for a shirt to make it through the 'rotation' - this way a shirt is only worn/laundered 4 - 6 times a year (i.e. good for wear & tear factor)
 

RJman

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Easily more than a dozen shirts each from Richard James and Hilditch & Key. Additional shirts (we're just talking dress shirts) from Coles, Ede & Ravenscroft, Turnbull & Asser, RL, and Budd.
 

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I counted 73 last night (and some are in the cleaners right now).  Even worse, I counted 42 pairs of jeans (most of them being Earnest Sewn, Da'Mage, PDC, and Antik).  Wow - I can waste some money.
42 pairs of jeans. Wow. I have 3 pairs of blue jeans and a few others in black, gray and beige. I'm guessing I've got a few more pairs of khakis than you do though.
 

GQ Lawyer

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I only have 2 pairs of khakis (and one of them is linen).
 

StevenRocks

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I wasn't talking about polo and sport clothes.

For me shirts =

1)  casual = button cuffs, button down collar, checked, oxford

2)  business = double cuffs, classic collar or spread collar, plain or striped, popeline or enf of end or pinpoint

3) dress = ceremony shirts

As casual shirts can be worn as a business shirts for many people, i didn't make any difference in my poll.

But polo and sport stuffs are definitly NOT shirts.

It's still an ungodly number exclusive of polos and t-shirts.  I'm a shirt addict.
 

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I counted 45 shirts, of which about 25 are dress shirts. Most are cheap stuff I've bought because of need but without knowledge, so I hope to upgrade slowly as time goes by.
 

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I just threw out a bunch. i bought maybe 50, maybe 70, bespoke when I was living in India, and about a third of them have stayed boxed for the past 3 years. I only wear 20 or so on a regular basis. I am hoping not to buy any shirts for another 3-5 years.
 

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I refuse to answer this survey, because doing so would mean that I have to count them, and actually admit to myself that I have a problem.
 

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Dress and casual shirts: about 120 or so
Polo tops: about 20
T-Shirts: 30-40

I wish I was close to Alex's 500 :)
 

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FYI, we all have problems
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Hey, I got a new wallet today. I've wanted a brown alligator for the longest time and got it at Bergdorfs. Very happy.
 

taillfuzz

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Over 250 shirts. Charvet is my favorite, more than 100.
 

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Over 250 shirts.  Charvet is my favorite, more than 100.
Have you counted each twice?
 

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