Men's Custom Tailored Dress Shirts in Sydney - $55

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  nkrdlyk on 15/02/2010 - 06:39

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  Advertising

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  Trance N Dance on 15/02/2010 - 07:29

  so much for 55 dollars the lowest i can find is 55

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  pw2002au on 15/02/2010 - 07:44

  Should say from $55 … certainly looks like kyldrkn is right

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  leiiv on 15/02/2010 - 08:34

  Anyone knows online stores that sell cheap garments? We have DealExtreme for cheap gadgets, but I think shirts or clothings are generally overpriced everywhere..

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    walugi on 15/02/2010 - 10:02

    your typical tshirt places (threadless etc) i guess. if you want cheap clothes better off going to lowes etc

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  achw on 15/02/2010 - 09:11

  www.tmlewin.com - great shirts, you get the VAT back, and delivery to aust is reasonable. with the strong aussie dollar, the shirts work out to be around $45 each - you have to pay $150 to get an equivalent shirt here. i buy all mine from there.

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  vwh on 15/02/2010 - 10:19

  sockpuppeting? Neg until proven otherwise (as I can see no 'bargain' here).

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  stevejacobsit on 16/02/2010 - 02:35

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  I wasn't spamming/advertising here. I have seen a few of their shirts and have been impressed. I have previously bought custom shirts locally, but its been quite expensive. Online ordering hasn't been that successful as I have always been disappointed with the fabrics. Considering what I normally pay for custom shirts, I think this is a bargain.

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  Robbie77 on 17/02/2010 - 23:22

  Hmmm, well this still looks like a bit of a promo spiel / advertising, but out of curiosity I checked out shirtpal for myself anyway. The website is quite nice and easy to use - you can see the shirt 'mannequin' changing as you select different fabrics so you can see what your final shirt will look like. You can select your collar type and cuffs too, which is quite appealing to me.

  The deal is pretty good too - similar to the tmlewin deal - the prob with tmlewin is that the shirt is not really made to your perfect fit and you can't customise it to the n'th degree - it's basically readymade stuff that they send you in your round-about size. This is fine for a non-fussy customer, but I'm personally quite particular about fit and style.

  With shirtpal, it's not really buy 4 shirts get the 5th free. It's more like order 5 shirts and get a $55 discount off the total. This is still pretty good. The average shirt is about $65-$70, but after getting 5 the price comes down to $54-$59 per shirt. Plus you can customise each shirt and apparently get your measurements professionally taken at the shirtpal event. They guarantee a perfect fit shirt or they replace it or give a refund, which I think is a pretty awesome guarantee and makes the buying decision easy - if it's not made to my liking they'll make it again or give me my money back.

  To write such a long review - you can probably tell I'm into my custom shirts! I've bought plenty in Asia and from England and have paid different prices for each. I guess for me, it's more the fit, quality of material, ease of ordering and customisability that are important. I'll definitely drop down to Burwood on Saturday to check out the shirtpal event to get my measurements taken - think this is worth a shot since I have nothing to lose.

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    Robbie77 on 26/02/2010 - 21:59

    io