I have been buying Eagle non-iron shirts since 2005, when I started my clinical training. I was expected to "dress like a doctor," but I was still a student and did not have much money for dry cleaning or time for ironing. I have been wearing Eagle shirts for six years now. They not only come out of the dryer completely smooth (as long as the dryer is not overloaded), but they are also durable in terms of color and fabric. In fact, the ones that I have had to throw out after more than a year of weekly wear had not lost their color but had started to get worn at the cuffs from rubbing against the desk. These shirts are more expensive than some other cotton shirts of this sort, but they are worth the money because they are stitched better, last longer, and create no problems whatsoever. What you cannot tell from the pictures online is they also do not look as plain in terms of color as they appear. The fabric has a very tiny pattern of interwoven darker and lighter threads (I am not sure what the technical term is for that). I wish they were easier to find online, and I wish they came with discounts more often.