Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts

Charles Tyrwhitt offers quality British clothes for men and women. For men there are finely stitched formal cotton shirts, silk ties and silver cufflinks, 100% wool suits, cotton cashmere sweaters, raincoats and fine calf leather shoes. For women there are beautiful formal and casual shirts, linen & cotton suits and a range of delightful shoes.

Latest Wimbledon fashion advice from Charles Tyrwhitt: 'Wimbledon is steeped in tradition so wearing anything too garish is a big no-no. Avoid shorts and logo t-shirts. Instead, a relaxed casual shirt, navy unstructured jacket and light coloured chinos or linen trousers provide the right level of smart-casual, without making you stand out too much. Add some brown leather semi-brogues to finish off the ensemble. And the number one Wimbledon accessory is an umbrella, even with the covered centre court this year!'

Jermyn Street has been famous for its craftsmen since 1730, and is home to the finest quality shirtmakers in the world. Charles Tyrwhitt was founded in 1986 on the founder's belief that he could make a handmade shirt in the Jermyn Street tradition better than anybody else. Charles Tyrwhitt now operate from their flagship shop in London's Jermyn Street, as well as through the Internet at ctshirts.co.uk. Charles Tyrwhitt have grown to become England's largest maker of quality formal shirts, delivering a large slice of Jermyn Street quality, tradition and service direct to over half a million customers worldwide.

Charles Tyrwhitt shirts are among the most popular in the UK today. Due to their strength in stylising and design, Charles Tyrwhitt are our favourite manufacturer of shirts 'in the Jermyn Street tradition'. Their heritage aside, Charles Tyrwhitt have become the shirtmaker of choice for young business people, who do not want to spend the requisite amount on made-to-measure shirts. With over 100 classic formal shirts, over 7 cut-away collar, over 50 slim fit and over 30 casual shirts in a choice of cuff style, Charles Tyrwhitt shirts offer customers the ability to tailor make their own design - down to the last detail.

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