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Charles Tyrwhitt Business, Casual and Polo Shirts $39.50 Free Delivery & Free Returns

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Charles Tyrwhitt Business, Casual and Polo Shirts $39.50 Free Delivery & Free Returns
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ciab on 01/04/2014 - 11:37 ctshirts.com.au (836 clicks)
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Charles Tyrwhitt Business, Casual and Polo Shirts $39.50 Free Delivery

T&C's
The shirts for $39.50 offer applies to Charles Tyrwhitt’s business or casual shirts originally priced at $140 and $160 and piqué polos originally priced at $110 and $120. Offer is limited to 5 shirts per household. Woven tie offer price is $39.50, original price $100. Handmade tie offer price is $59, original price $170. The free delivery offer applies to one single order and applies to standard delivery to an Australian address only. The offer end date is Sunday 22nd June 2014. Offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers or vouchers, or on website clearance section. We reserve the right to withdraw, amend or extend this offer at any time, without prior notice.

Free returns:
We want you to love our products as much as we do, and believe you can’t buy better. We’re so confident of this, we offer a full six-month guarantee – no matter what condition the item’s in. However, if you do need to return your item(s) for any reason, this is free from Australia. Use the returns label found in your Charles Tyrwhitt package and post the item(s) back to the specified address.

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  • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 11:40
    +1

    polos originally priced at $110 and $120.

    Polos originally overpriced at $110 and $120.

  • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 11:41

    I suppose this is a bargain on overpriced shirts?

    Or, is it another April 1st prank.

  • herbo on 01/04/2014 - 12:25
    +1

    I think these are decent value at this price. I have both these and some Van Huesen shirts. The Charles Tyrwhitt are better quality.

  • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 12:36
    -1

    I have both these and some Van Huesen shirts. The Charles Tyrwhitt are better quality.

    That is not really saying much for the 'quality'.

    Also "decent value" is not a bargain.

    • herbo on 01/04/2014 - 12:46

      Just offering an opinion buddy which is better than the rubbish comments you have offered. Take it or leave it

      • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 13:13
        -1

        Just offering an opinion buddy which is better than the rubbish comments you have offered. Take it or leave it

        I replied to your stated opinion - politely.

        As for my "rubbish comments". I have some knowledge of these shirts. They are made by Smart Shirts Ltd based in Hong Kong. In the past I have purchased them (and other brands such as Ralph Lauren, Timberland, Hugo Boss, etc.) for A$9 each (EDIT: It may have been two for A$9 - I purchased so many that I can't remember now) directly from Smart Shirts Ltd (I had access to their 'samples' room).

        http://www.smart-shirts.com/sunrise/clients/

  • eddiet83 on 01/04/2014 - 13:01

    The shirts are good but I'd recommend the cotton iron free ones as the others are almost impossible to iron because the quality isn't there. But reasonable price for workwear

  • bionikal on 01/04/2014 - 13:15

    CT shirts are decent quality, I put them similar to TM Lewin.

    • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 13:29
      -1

      CT shirts are decent quality, I put them similar to TM Lewin.

      Both brands are supplied by Smart Shirts Ltd.

      http://www.smart-shirts.com/sunrise/clients/

      • bionikal on 01/04/2014 - 13:36

        wow, this I did not know!

        I've found them both slightly different

        • TM Lewin shirts crease like a mofo
        • CT shirts are missing the button on the forarm
        • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 13:46

          I've found them both slightly different

          TM Lewin shirts crease like a mofo
CT shirts are missing the button on the forarm (sic)

          Smart Shirts Ltd. produce what the customer orders. Fabrics, designs, number of buttons, finish, packaging, etc.

          I spent I lot of time unpacking the 'better' branded shirts. They had tissue paper, cardboard, plastic, metal clips, and metal pins. Others had just plastic (to hold the collar in shape), and clips.

          I saved maybe a kilo in weight for the trip back to Sydney.

      • tonester on 04/04/2014 - 11:17

        http://www.smart-shirts.com/sunrise/clients/

        interesting :)

        • A3Australia on 04/04/2014 - 20:59

          interesting

          They only show some clients - there are many, many, more.

  • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 13:16

    I'd recommend the cotton iron free ones as the others are almost impossible to iron because the quality isn't there.

    But reasonable price for workwear

    Yup, and a "reasonable price" does not equal a bargain.

    • laowiseass on 01/04/2014 - 13:56

      and how did you get such an opportunity to purchase directly through them?

      • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 14:16

        and how did you get such an opportunity to purchase directly through them?

        Visitors (and staff I believe) are permitted to purchase from their Samples Room.

        Secure building, they make shirts for a lot more brands than they disclose on their web site.

        • robinsydney on 01/04/2014 - 14:45

          unfortunately for those who do not have access to Smart Shirts in Hong Kong sample room, we have to make do with the other options.

          My experience with TM Lewin has been fine, their iron free shirts are worthwhile (as long as you time your purchase right) as creasing is an issue with their other shirts (even the "luxury" option.

          My annoyance with TM Lewin is they charge more at their retail store than online (won't price match their own website!) and postage can be excessive if ordering online.

  • A3Australia on 01/04/2014 - 15:14

    unfortunately for those who do not have access to Smart Shirts in Hong Kong sample room, we have to make do with the other options.

    Yeah, it is depressing. After paying $5 for shirts that cost up to $200 here (Pinks, Ralph Lauren, etc.) I can not bring myself to pay over $25 for a shirt. I end up buying when on sale, and/or with discount codes, from TopMan, ASOS, etc.

    My experience with TM Lewin has been fine, their iron free shirts are worthwhile (as long as you time your purchase right) as creasing is an issue with their other shirts (even the "luxury" option.

    If you like the shirts, and can buy when $40 (or less) with free delivery - it is a good deal. Also, their return policy seems very fair.

    My annoyance with TM Lewin is they charge more at their retail store than online (won't price match their own website!) and postage can be excessive if ordering online.

    It may be that when buying on-line (from AU or UK domain etc.) you are buying direct - the physical Australian store(s) may be the local distributor or even franchise(s).

  • dr_ rusko on 01/04/2014 - 16:05

    does not seem that there is actually a 5 shirt limit

  • whiznet on 20/04/2014 - 00:56

    Great deal. Just bought 4 shirts for less than $40 each with free delivery. For those people that don't like a deal because they have access to a showroom selling these items overseas, unless you can post a link where you can buy these shirts for cheaper than the above deal and delivered to Australian addresses, most of us would prefer if you keep those comments to yourself as you are not providing any value to these forums.

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