bjm
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I took advantage of some sales at STP recently and decided to buy some of these dress shirts. I had never heard of them before reading about them here were they are frequently mentioned as one of the best RTW shirts available. Here is the link to shirt I bought in white and blue. I think I did well as I paid $113 (Retail $325).
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/0...e-For-Men.html
Shirts arrived the other day and they exceded my expectations. Firtsly the material is lovely, not sure what type of cotton it is but you can feel the difference to say a regular medium quality department store dress shirt. The thick lustrous MOP buttons are classy and there is little touches of hand stiching all over, love the crows feet method sewing on of the buttons. Love the visible hand stiching of the arms to the body of shirt
I was worried buying this blind that the fit would be that awful bloussy U.S cut. Reading here it seems that there are some Truzzi that are made bigger for the U.S market. Well no fear these shirts are slim fitting with a capital S at least on my 44R torso. I suppose if you are an ultra skinky bean pole guy it may not seem as slim fitting but the shirt definately tapers down in width from shoulders to waist.
All in all I feel that I got a terrific bargain on these shirts. Would love to hear others opinions on Truzzi dress shirts and how they stack up.
P.S I also have a Charvet RTW )not from STP) on the way so it will be interesting to compare and contrast.
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/0...e-For-Men.html
Shirts arrived the other day and they exceded my expectations. Firtsly the material is lovely, not sure what type of cotton it is but you can feel the difference to say a regular medium quality department store dress shirt. The thick lustrous MOP buttons are classy and there is little touches of hand stiching all over, love the crows feet method sewing on of the buttons. Love the visible hand stiching of the arms to the body of shirt
I was worried buying this blind that the fit would be that awful bloussy U.S cut. Reading here it seems that there are some Truzzi that are made bigger for the U.S market. Well no fear these shirts are slim fitting with a capital S at least on my 44R torso. I suppose if you are an ultra skinky bean pole guy it may not seem as slim fitting but the shirt definately tapers down in width from shoulders to waist.
All in all I feel that I got a terrific bargain on these shirts. Would love to hear others opinions on Truzzi dress shirts and how they stack up.
P.S I also have a Charvet RTW )not from STP) on the way so it will be interesting to compare and contrast.