Charles Tyrwhitt

From reading previous threads, it seems like CT shirts are the way to go for internships. Also from the threads, they seem to have sales often.

What was the biggest sale that you've seen for CT? Also, anyone other advice for internship attire? Best suit brands, tie brands, types of shirts (striped/solid), etc.? (I have nothing in my wardrobe yet)

Cheers, all.

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For ties, thetiebar.com should be your go-to. Shoes, look at Cole Haan or Johnston & Murphy. Shirts, I like Dillard's Roundtree & Yorke Gold Label shirts myself, but I have heard nothing but good things about CT. Stick to solid white and light blue (no button down collars obviously). Suits - Indochino gets good reviews, I have also heard good things about BB outlet suits.

 

@TexasOutlaw: clutch on thetiebar.com link.

Couple of quick questions: Would wearing a tieclip everyday be okay? Thoughts on cufflinks? (I was never a fan of them)

Thanks for the responses, as always.

 

What I gather from reading around, its best to avoid cufflinks. Even more so since you don't like them. I'm on the same boat as you and would never wear them. I'm not sure about the tie clips, though, and would like to hear some feedback on that since I just bought one.

 

Why would you dry clean cotton? You can wash them. Dry cleaning is like giving your clothing a perm, at least that is what my favorite homosexual salesman tells me. Do not dry clean a suit more than twice a year, and go organic if you can.

 

They are cheap and nasty, apart from the SIQ and then only on a genuine sale...not their fake artificial JAB style offers.

 

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