M&S non iron shirts

MrsE_2

http://www.marksandspencer.com/gp/product/B001CPSHA2/ref=sr_11_1/026-2340952-3496454?ie=UTF8&n=42966030&keywords=Luxury%20Pure%20Cotton%20Non-Iron%20Twill%20Shirt%20&mnSBrand=core&numItemsFound=1

Just ordered 2 of these M&S NON-IRON:j shirts.

They are £40 each, but there is an offer, you get the second one half price, so £60 instead of £80 for 2!!!!!

If they work, I'm bring all his Ben Shermans, Lacostes, Fred Perrys, ECT down the charity shop & buying one in every colour of these non-iron shirts:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

jess1974

I have never found a non iron shirt that does'nt need ironing, then again maybe i am just too fussy....

ginvzt

Me neither....

merlinormartin

My OH has "non-iron" shirts from M&S; he still irons them!

Rachie_B

lol same here!

£60 for 2 non designer shirts? you are having a laugh!

hev_2

I iron OH's M&S non-iron shirts (he bought them, not me, and from the outlet village).

I have to say they are absolutely brilliant, he has had them for years and they do keep their quality. They are not really non iron in my fussy opinion, but they are easier to iron (and don't get me started on so-called easy iron shirts...)

Also, look out for the sales at Moss Bros. I've got some quite good ones from there at half price and they have worn fantastically, much better than M&S and haven't been too much of a bind to iron. Some of the ones from there must be coming up to ten years old, and still looking pretty good on it.

tinkerbell84

He must be the smartest cab driver in the northern hemisphere!

I don't buy non iron shirts for OH - they're no better than normal shirts and always need ironing.

Doesn't his car have an automatic ironing function?

pinkshoes

My OH has the M&S non iron shirts, and nope, I don't have to iron them! Just put them on a hanger when wet, and leave them to dry!

MrsE_2

hev wrote: »

I iron OH's M&S non-iron shirts (he bought them, not me, and from the outlet village).

I have to say they are absolutely brilliant, he has had them for years and they do keep their quality. They are not really non iron in my fussy opinion, but they are easier to iron (and don't get me started on so-called easy iron shirts...)

Also, look out for the sales at Moss Bros. I've got some quite good ones from there at half price and they have worn fantastically, much better than M&S and haven't been too much of a bind to iron. Some of the ones from there must be coming up to ten years old, and still looking pretty good on it.

To be honest he needed a couple of plain white shirts for when he wears a suit, so I had to get him one or two anyway.

They only worked out at £30 each because of the offer, so if they are not non-iron anyway its not the end of the world. Two white cotton shirts that are easy iron would be a bonus:D

He normally wears "branded" shirts, but for plain white, you can't beat M&S for quality.

MrsE_2

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

He must be the smartest cab driver in the northern hemisphere!

I don't buy non iron shirts for OH - they're no better than normal shirts and always need ironing.

Doesn't his car have an automatic ironing function?

Do you not buy clothes for outside work or do you live in fleeces & trackie bottoms:rolleyes:

Or do you think a cab driver should buy their clothes from Primark........

tinkerbell84

!!!!!! - where's your sense of humour?!

Of course I have clothes for outside work. I have 1 fleece (for when I go to the very north of scotland) and don't possess any tracksuit bottoms (how common ).

I don't think ANYONE should buy clothes from Primark.