I want shirts for work experience

karlgr

Right, I am allowed to go to work experience next year in January and i have no shirts at all. I need some advice for some shops where nice shirts are sold for good prices. I've looked everywhere i know, but haven't liked most stuff or too expensive, cheers if you help at all!

Nile

Hello karlgr

Having washed and just ironed a (very reasonably priced;) ) white men's shirt bought from Primark, I'm quite impressed with the quality.

Regards

Nile

angeluk69_2

Try the supermarkets, Asda and Tesco are particularly good, both in quality and price.

Shirts in Adsa are approx £6
""""""""""" Tesco are approx £10

both very washable and good sizes

C_Ronaldo

ive had a few shirts from asda and they have been good,

emilyt

T J Hughes have some really good shirts. Wait untill the sales after christmas and you will get a good bargain.

slowen

Matalan do decent shirts as I tend to purchase my work shirts from their also picked up some nice shirts in my local Next clearance shop so maybe worth a look if you have one near you

Soccer World have a sale on YSL clothing upto 80% discount and I noticed some shirts but did not have much time on my hands so I am going back tomorrow, picked up a pair of YSL jeans for £22 which is a good bargain

karlgr

Thanks for all the replies, i'll be sure to check out all the places recommended

Syman

i tend to go for primark shirts, good balance of looking ok and price, that wash up ok too

Jona323

Try Debenhams, they have 2 Thomas Nash shirts for £15, they are excellent quality:D

dora37

DS (15) had his work experience in October at a bank - I bought some shirts from Tesco for £4 and they were quite good quality too!

teeb

I didn't really care how good quality my work-experience shirts were.

I bought two short-sleeved ones [it was summer at the time!] from ASDA, one was £3 and the other £6 [bizarrely, the only difference being in colour].

Then I just wore garish ties to hide the possibly-cheap-looking shirt.