Don't Buy Paul Fredrick Non-Iron Shirts (unless you like spending more for the privilege to iron shirts)

After reading mixed reviews, I became somewhat excited to try Paul Fredrick Non-Iron dress shirts. I can only speak for Paul Fredrick Non-Iron shirts. I was going to buy Brooks Brothers but decided to take a chance with Paul Fredrick since there was a significant difference in price. Well, you get what you pay for. They're still not cheap and the performance of these shirts is really little better than a $20 shirt from JCPenney. In all fairness, they are more resistant to wrinkling while being worn. But, they are far from wash and wear. There is no way that you could wear one of these shirts with a suit (or even with jeans) without ironing it. If Paul Fredrick was so confident in their product they would offer a return AND cover the return shipping charge AND refund the original shipping charge. However, they only cover the return shipping if you want to make an exchange--they don't refund the initial shipping charges. I would NEVER recommend Paul Fredrick Non-Iron shirts to anyone.I must stress, I followed care instructions to the letter. I gently washed two shirts at a time in warm water and then dried for two minutes with low heat in the dryer. They were hung to complete the drying process. When this didn't work (after several tries) I even tried ironing them and repeating the process. If anything, they looked worse.I would have given them two stars for the fact that they do seem somewhat resistant (stress "somewhat") to wrinkling during wear. But the fact that they lack enough confidence in their product to offer free return shipping (or even a refund on the initial shipping) irks me to the point of giving one star.