I got a couple sport shirts in the New York Classic Fit that are really nice, especially the unlined collar. Miraculously escaped customs charges too.  I'm not sure about the slim fit though, would be wary unless sizing up in collar.  I remember them being quite slim from when I tried some on in their Madison Avenue shop years ago.  Sizing might have changed since though.

On the back of Woof's reminder, I've just ordered one of the Vintage Ivy shirts, my first.
I think the Kamakura store on Mad Ave had closed on my visit to NY a few years ago, either that or I just failed to take it in for whatever reason.

Pricing wise, the website claimed the prices included duty & taxes, so including shipping it's significantly cheaper than having a JS shirt shipped & having to pay the guvermentals their pound of flesh.
I'm looking forward to seeing it in the flesh, I went for the long-sleeve chambray.

No.  I take that back.  Too harsh.  A long-sleeve chambray must be a nice acquisition.  But I won't (I'm sure Johnny Simons would advise against it) inquire about the price.
I'll not say I've not looked them over.  I have.  But I always try returning to Brooks Makers.
Probably an unadventurous spirit. 
But, thinking about the Troy Guild I recently bought, Brooks are better. 
On balance.

@AFS 115 Euros including shipping and allegedly tax/duties etc, we'll see on that score. At current conversion rates, that's just shy of 99 sterling.
a JS shirt would set me back 120 sterling + postage (£20) plus import duty & VAT - so close to £170 by the time it arrives on my door-stop, or just shy of 200 euros. I only ever buy them on infrequent trips to London - although my lovely mum bought me a couple in the sale just before the brexshit rules came in and we had to start paying all these nonsense fees.

@Stax I shall let you know in due course - ordered Saturday evening and already shipped, Japanese efficiency!

@Stax - The Kamakura Sport has a great unlined collar.
It doesn't have the same features as the Vintage Ivy range (no locker loop, no back button, 7 button front bracket etc etc) but I wear mine regularly and am always happy with it. And yes, ignore the name 'Tokyo Slim Fit' and have a good look at the size chart. It is accurate so you can trust it.

If anyone is on the tipping point of buying Kamkura shirts from All Blues in Leeds; they currently offer 10% off with the discount code SPRING10. Not a drastic reduction, but every little helps as they say and much cheaper than buying them from Kamakura in Japan.