Alfani Men's Dress Shirts (various colors) $10 + Shipping

+1 for the fellow Ag

Regarding shipping.... Order 10 shirts, take back 9 (or whatever you don't want), Problem solved.

slim fit, but shipping is fat...

great deal if you need a shirt

just order over $100 to get free shipping and return in store

Quote from andygol : great deal if you need a shirt

Can anyone help me with the size? I don't have a regular dress shirt right now. I have usually bought S/M from Old Navy, Gap,etc.

I'm 5'8" and 160lbs with average build.

Quote from dinopiggy : Can anyone help me with the size? I don't have a regular dress shirt right now. I have usually bought S/M from Old Navy, Gap,etc. I'm 5'8" and 160lbs with average build.

probably a 15 or 15.5, 32/33, but go somewhere and get measured

Great prices

Quote from dinopiggy : Can anyone help me with the size? I don't have a regular dress shirt right now. I have usually bought S/M from Old Navy, Gap,etc. I'm 5'8" and 160lbs with average build.

Quote from juryrigger : probably a 15 or 15.5, 32/33, but go somewhere and get measured

Agreed. Get measured. You don't want to be choking yourself when you wear a tie and you don't want to look silly with a massive gap around your neck. Sleeve length is also important. You want to wear it to nearly the bottom of your palm (where it meets your wrist). If you wear a jacket, you'll want the sleeves to extend past the end of the cuffs to bring color to your suit.

6 fitted dress shirts and a pair of 514s for $110. Not bad.

Thanks for this. Was able to get Kenneth Cole for 16 each! Stocked up for the spring.

In for 8 and this columbia fleece http://slickdeals.net/f/5807790-C...19-tax-s-h for 100.29 + tax and FS.

thanks - 8 shirts for about $15 each. The $12 Alfanis violate my personal ban on polyester, but they had some others that were all cotton. Don't forget up to 6% cashback is available...

Quote from dinopiggy : Can anyone help me with the size? I don't have a regular dress shirt right now. I have usually bought S/M from Old Navy, Gap,etc. I'm 5'8" and 160lbs with average build.

Use a cloth or very flexible tape measure and get an accurate neck measurement. If you don't have a tape, use a string. If you like you collar tight, use the exact measurement. If you like a little room, or are planning to wear a tie, give yourself an additional 1/2". If you just got married, make it a whole inch as you'll like put on a pound or two soon.

For sleeves, you should try some on at the stores. The proper length comes over your wrist, just shy of the base of your thumb. In a suit jacket or sport coat, the sleeve should extend about half an inch to an inch from the jacket. If you are getting one of the "french cuffs", you'll need cufflinks, and allow closer to an inch or more, based on taste and ego. These are set for either 32/33 or 34/35. I know this sounds dumb, but you don't want it too short or too long.

You'll look a lot better and move your career along if you start wearing your exact size. You'll look like a pro.