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Where do I get a decent tailored shirt in the GTA without breaking the bank?

Raoul Duke

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Originally Posted by ndw
I'm nowhere near the Toronto area, but that looks like a beautiful shirt at a great price. I would have chosen a french front (easier to iron), but that is solid deal.

Thanks!

I keep changing my preference on this. I have several shirts of each. I find with the french placket, it gets turned inside out at the bottom when I wash the shirt, which can be annoying to iron if the shirt dries that way.
 

ndw

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Originally Posted by Raoul Duke
Thanks!

I keep changing my preference on this. I have several shirts of each. I find with the french placket, it gets turned inside out at the bottom when I wash the shirt, which can be annoying to iron if the shirt dries that way.


I had a similar issue so I took a needle and thread and sewed a tiny stitch to hold it in place so it doesn't fold over. It's not noticeable and it gets tucked into my pants anyway.
 

dr. locktopus

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Just went to Spier & MacKay yesterday, they're having a 25% off sale until the end of Monday.

3 shirts for $240 tax-in.

Will post up when I get the trial shirt in 3-4 weeks.

Went with a Blue pinpoint, white pinpoint and light blue gingham.
 

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Excuse me digging up and old thread, but there's tragically little available when one does a search for Spier and Mackay.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd appreciate hearing follow-up from those who have tried them out.

Anyone? :embar:
 

dr. locktopus

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Whoops!

Meant to post up in here. Spier & Mackay was fabulous for me. The pricing is good, their premium fabrics are great. Their shop is a bit camp, but most of the sales associates are knowledgeable. I suggest getting help from Rikky.

Sorry for the poor lighting,

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