Once you make the jump into T&A hyper-shirt-space one cannot return to the realm of mere ordinary shirts!

The weird stuff in the sales, well, some of it is, but a lot is quite a subtle take on the peacock shirt look and a lot is quite conservative in the flesh. I had on today a light blue shirt with green and darker blue stripes (from the sales), coupled with a silk green and minute houndstooth in yellow tie from the King's tailor here, a very conservative look, and everything was spot-on for business with a New Zealand wool with green and a mere hint of orange Prince of Wales check jacket. It looked that good, I almost took a photo of it to post on here.

The King's tailor here has some Thomas Mason shirt clothed RTW, €130 a go, but the fit isn't on par with T&A. But they're the closest quality wise to the T&A experience which are shirts that fit like a second skin. The scene from the 1974 Great Gatsby film sums it up. Like C&J's, IMCO T&A represent the biggest bang for the buck, although T&A's price for a shirt, although worth it, stretches the affordability and cost effectiveness for many.

Update: yesterday a new batch came

I bought 5 shirts, of which 3 were actually in sale (god knows why: 3 two-fold 120 ones, plain blue and white, for 155EUR). Just love them.