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Slim Fit French Cuff Shirts

BigCheese

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Hey guys,

I am having a bit of trouble finding slim fit french cuff shirts without getting them custom made. I am looking for both patterns, windowpane and stripes and solid color shirts. Trying to avoid contrast collars. Its tough to afford $150 or more per shirt when you are a junior in college.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Big Cheese
 

Mike Ross

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Any reason why you don't want to go online MTM? It can be much cheaper than $150. Other than that, maybe try Nordstrom Rack or Sacks Off Fifth. Express might work too, but I'm not a fan.
 

antikantian

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If you want a closer fit, can't you just take regular fit shirts to a tailor and have them slimmed up a bit?
 

BigCheese

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I guess I could get the shirts taken in a bit. What would the average price be for getting a shirt tailored? Where would you suggest for a MTM shirt online?
 
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Metlin

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I'm actually a fan of Brooks Brothers Extra Slim Fit shirts. They're quite snug, and work very well. Plus, they're non-iron, and quite versatile.

And unfortunately, you missed their big sale, where you could have gotten four French Cuff shirts for about $200. Now, it's about $219 for 3, I think.
 

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I like BB ESF, but there is still a ton of extra fabric in the lower back for me. Great chest/arm size though.
 

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I've had great luck from Gitman (Bros, not Vintage) made for Burberry. You can occasionally find old stock listed on the bay for dirt cheap (my last shirt was NOS for $20).
 

BigCheese

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How is the quality of the TM Lewin shirts compared to BB-Non Iron collection?

They have a great selection in fully fitted shirts. Pretty much exactly what I was looking for and not a bad price either.
 

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