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#1 2016-08-25 05:41:44
- Kingston1an
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Lands End seersucker shirts
Not that bad at all.
Collar is not big enough for a full roll but it has three buttons.
A good, inexpensive sale item - unless you are a perfectionist who will not compromise?
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#2 2016-08-25 11:26:22
- McGeorge Bundyburger
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Re: Lands End seersucker shirts
+1
I have a green gingham one that I picked up on sale a couple of years back that gets a lot of wear.
#3 2016-08-25 12:11:19
- An Unseen Scene
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Re: Lands End seersucker shirts
I have a fair few Lands End shirts that stand up well to wear and look good. I'm not tall so a full, long rolled collar can look a bit big on me (Harry Hill style) so their collar length works well for me and with a knitted tie do the job.
#4 2016-08-25 12:16:22
- Worried Man
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Re: Lands End seersucker shirts
I approve.
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#5 2016-08-26 06:03:33
- Acton_Baby
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Re: Lands End seersucker shirts
I've bought a few, great fabric quality and I can forgive the collar at the price ( plus I'm not gonna be wearing a tie with them).
Now £20 on the Sale pages but in limited sizes.
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#6 2016-08-29 01:34:40
- Leer R.
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Re: Lands End seersucker shirts
Last edited by Leer R. (2016-08-29 01:35:31)