Made to Measure shirts Now from £25 @ M&S

kevingattaca2

Good reviews ?!;

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/f...Row-rival.html

barginz · *Last edited by barginz : 16-04-2009 at 22:57.*

shame it crashes the browser when you try to pay......

edit: worked after 3 tries

anewman

I find the 2" longer sleeve variety M&S sell is good enough for me. Might try ordering one of these at some point though.

sharon.turnbull2

Thank you-might give it a try for hubby.................
He is seven months pregnant and is finding it difficult to find clothes that fit properly!
Great deal so voted hot.

Petetobin

I have just received mine and it fits really well and cost me only £25. I will certainly be buying again.

blammo · *Last edited by blammo : 17-04-2009 at 11:30.*

5% quidco too?

Youngsyr

I'd hardly call it made to measure, it's hardly any better than picking a shirt up off the shelf at one of the high street shirt makers who offer different styles and sizes in each shirt.

Made to measure shirts take into account much more than your height, weight and collar size; things like sleeve length, chest size, wrist size etc as well as your preferences are what sets apart a truly made to measure shirt than either the M&S "Design your own shirt" and a shirt bought from TM Lewin.

domyue

Sounds amazing, but they only have ~10 fabrics to choose from??

Besford · *Last edited by Besford : 18-04-2009 at 10:45.*

Youngsyr:
I'd hardly call it made to measure, it's hardly any better than picking a shirt up off the shelf at one of the high street shirt makers who offer different styles and sizes in each shirt.

Made to measure shirts take into account much more than your height, weight and collar size; things like sleeve length, chest size, wrist size etc as well as your preferences are what sets apart a truly made to measure shirt than either the M&S "Design your own shirt" and a shirt bought from TM Lewin.

Why is there always some clever dick keen to knock these deals. It's from £25 for goodness' sake!

I'm lucky enough to be a standard size but if not I'd value this service. Made to measure for $5 if you want to go to SE Asia though!

Slash

I'm going to get a shirt in the future to test it out. Just bugs me that article posted about how M&S beats Savile Row tailors is just so poorly researched it feels like M&S paid them to write it.

mattybully

Best to just order one, they will send it out, if its too short, long wide etc then send it back they adjust and send back to you, takes about 2 weeks but not bad for fully tailored
Highly reccomended by myself

hosepiper

But it's not fully tailored is it?
The only size you choose is the neck size by the looks of it???

momagic

Youngsyr:
I'd hardly call it made to measure, it's hardly any better than picking a shirt up off the shelf at one of the high street shirt makers who offer different styles and sizes in each shirt.

Made to measure shirts take into account much more than your height, weight and collar size; things like sleeve length, chest size, wrist size etc as well as your preferences are what sets apart a truly made to measure shirt than either the M&S "Design your own shirt" and a shirt bought from TM Lewin.

That's bespoke.

Made to Measure shirts Now from £25 @ M&S

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