TM Lewin

timberflake

Ok, lets try it again:
1) I washed the shirt.
2) I let the shirt dry.
3) I ironed the shirt (including the arms).
4) I put the shirt on.
5) within 5 minutes of putting it on the arms looked so creased like they hadn't been ironed.

Do I have grounds to take the shirt back for a refund.

Is that clear enough?

peachyprice

timberflake wrote: »

Ok, lets try it again:
1) I washed the shirt.
2) I let the shirt dry.
3) I ironed the shirt (including the arms).
4) I put the shirt on.
5) within 5 minutes of putting it on the arms looked so creased like they hadn't been ironed.

Do I have grounds to take the shirt back for a refund.

Is that clear enough?

No you don't, they are 100% cotton shirts and will crease more that polycotton. They are best ironed slightly damp and using spray starch.

arcon5

timberflake wrote: »

Also, how many people do you know that don't iron their work clothes.

Use some common sense.

I dont.
I do though get my partner to do it!

When she can't do it, well... it's unlikely to get done or i'll put a different shirt on.

Or I suppose if i'm only wearing it to meet friends I don't mind it not being 100% perfect, so long as it's presentable(ish). Doesn't always need to be ironed first in social situations.... but I guess we should all assume from your op that it was for work also?

timberflake

arcon5 wrote: »

I dont.
I do though get my partner to do it!

When she can't do it, well... it's unlikely to get done or i'll put a different shirt on.

Or I suppose if i'm only wearing it to meet friends I don't mind it not being 100% perfect, so long as it's presentable(ish). Doesn't always need to be ironed first in social situations.... but I guess we should all assume from your op that it was for work also?

Unless you know of anyone who buys casual shirts from TM Lewin?

visidigi

timberflake wrote: »

Unless you know of anyone who buys casual shirts from TM Lewin?

What you mean like the range of 40 shirts on their site under the category 'Casual Shirts'?

http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/Mens-Casual-Shirts/Mens-Casual-Shirts,en_GB,sc.html

Enfieldian

Lewins and Pinks shirts are absolutely terrible for creasing.

I gave up on them ages ago.

M&S "Ultimate" shirts are good but the colours are pretty limited.

nomoneytoday

TML quote:

NO QUIBBLE GUARANTEE
We are proud to offer all our customers a 3-month 'NO QUIBBLE GUARANTEE'. This allows you to return anything you have bought from TM Lewin within 3 months of the purchase date, for either a full refund or an exchange with a valid receipt or invoice.For specific details on how to return something see below:



We are pleased to offer a FREE RETURNS SERVICE. All you need to do to return the goods is fill in your free returns label (you should have received this with your order) attach it to the parcel and send it back to us. We recommend that you obtain a proof of delivery from the post office just in case the parcel gets lost.

Spartacus_Mills

I have bought several shirts from Lewin. I have found them to be excellent.

Never had a problem with them.

I am sure if you take the shirt to them and explain the problem they can help. TM Lewin are an excellent company.

neilmcl

peachyprice wrote: »

No you don't, they are 100% cotton shirts and will crease more that polycotton. They are best ironed slightly damp and using spray starch.

+1, and some 100% cotton shirts crease more than others. Whilst TM Lewin may indeed be a good retailer and take back the shirt it'll be down to goodwill as imho the shirt is not faulty and is fit for purpose.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Ive been creasing up laughing at this thread.