text: downloadAllDealsVouchersFreebiesMenuSearch ErrorAn error occurred when searching, please try again!AllDealsVouchersFreebiesAskCompetitionsMiscFeedbackLightning DealsLokal Search ErrorAn error occurred when searching, please try again!Login / Sign UpSubmitHomeAskFashionWhere to buy a really smart white shirt6ResponsesExpiredWhere to buy a really smart white shirt£0.00 @ I want to buy my boyfriend a really smart white shirt, with nice crisp collars and cuffs (with cuff link holes). A quality one - but instead of traipsing round the shops first was wondering if any of … Read More7y, 8m agoPosted 7 years, 8 months ago0Hot0Cold6 CommentsGet DealGet
  QuoteAll Responses (6) Jump to unreadPost an answerResponses/page:20406007 years, 8 months ago#1ReplyHere http://www.thomaspink.com/ :thumbsup: Well worth the money :thumbsup:Reply07 years, 8 months ago#2ReplyThomas Pink - crease resistant white shirt is good but buttoned cuffs (not sure if they do cuff linked ones with same material).
  Hackett shirts are generally good.Reply07 years, 8 months ago#3ReplyWhats your budget? Dolce and Gabbana do some nice shirts but around £150. Or Zara do some really nice ones for £40 odd.Reply07 years, 8 months ago#4ReplyCan't go wrong with Armani :)Reply07 years, 8 months ago#5ReplyThanks - looking to spend about £50-£70
  Thomas Pink looks pretty good as does Hackett - any other suggestions would be great!Reply07 years, 8 months ago#6ReplyI was really pleased a few years ago to be given a present of two Thomas Pink shirts, white and blue with cufflink cuffs and for the first few wears they were just fine.
  There's little substitute to going to a shop, checking the styles and feeling the material. Harrods is, surprisingly enough, quite a good place to do this and some shirts, from memory, do come in there at around your budget.ReplyPost an Answer