I can't find any decent ladies shirts
CLA29
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I can't be the only one who really struggles to find decent ladies shirts.
They're either completely see through, sweaty polyester, cut so badly they're too tight or tent like, or so indecent with the first button being just below your boobs.
Why can't the shops sell normal shirts? They are loads of men's cotton ones in lovely colours. It's so unfair.
In desperation I looked on the internet and found some oxford shirts from a workwear company, but they were £15 each and you had to pay postage and if they don't fit you have to pay postage to send them back. I can't afford to spend all that so I could only get two.
I want to look smart at work, but I'm struggling. Is anyone else having the same problem?
They're either completely see through, sweaty polyester, cut so badly they're too tight or tent like, or so indecent with the first button being just below your boobs.
Why can't the shops sell normal shirts? They are loads of men's cotton ones in lovely colours. It's so unfair.
In desperation I looked on the internet and found some oxford shirts from a workwear company, but they were £15 each and you had to pay postage and if they don't fit you have to pay postage to send them back. I can't afford to spend all that so I could only get two.
I want to look smart at work, but I'm struggling. Is anyone else having the same problem?
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My daughter wears ASDA's £2.50 ones and they aren't to bad actually. They wash okay and if you only get a couple of months out of tehm it's not been expensive.
This really. It's what I do anyway, because I like shirts a bit baggier, as I usually wear them undone over a vest top or something. Women's shirts are always too tight across the bust as well, and are often too short in length. I like them to be more slouchy looking, than fitted, so men's are where it's at!
Have you ever thought of going to a formal wear shop and getting a boys one? not being cheeky but it might fit and with some wide leg pants and a broad belt would look quite Katherine Hepburn.
They can seem a little bit pricey but are good quality - cut and fit. They also can take a lot of wash and wear.
I have a great waistcoat I bought there, and some nice cotton t-shirts without over-short sleeves and scoop necks.