Good quality country shirts?
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HonestJohn
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Highly rate these
Carabou Tattersall Check Shirt Long Sleeve Button Up Chest Pockets Casual Smart Mens M-2XL (UK, Alpha, L, Regular, Regular, Green/Navy) : Amazon.co.uk: Fashion
Carabou Tattersall Check Shirt Long Sleeve Button Up Chest Pockets Casual Smart Mens M-2XL (UK, Alpha, L, Regular, Regular, Green/Navy) : Amazon.co.uk: Fashion
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Rake Aboot
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Hoggs of Fife have it nailed as of late
I’ve a few and they are all great quality for decent money
I’ve a few and they are all great quality for decent money
Rake Aboot
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JimmySticks
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Honestly, I've always liked the Jack Pyke shirts. Smart, comfy, good cut, nice material, great value, and pretty much don't need ironing!
I personally really like a button down collar, which they also have.
A winner for me
I personally really like a button down collar, which they also have.
A winner for me
Not sure what your budget is, but the Barbour traditional tattersall shirts are pretty good. They’re not slim fit, have a button down collar and stand up to a bit of abuse.
I wore one on stand at the GYS last year in 25-30c heat and didn’t find it too sweaty because they’re not overly thick and are 100% cotton.
You can usually find them for £40-50 online.
I wore one on stand at the GYS last year in 25-30c heat and didn’t find it too sweaty because they’re not overly thick and are 100% cotton.
You can usually find them for £40-50 online.
Is there another look then?Yes but not everyone wants to look like a dingo hunting croc wrestler every day Tim
Joking aside, those same shirts come in other colours too.
Agree very much
Flash G 74
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Hello, Not being rude but i have not bought a new shirt in years as i get mine off a local trader in Oxford market, Most are the old British named Tattersall with the long tails , Last one cost less than a tenner, All cleaned and ironed before selling, My size is large but he often has the XXL and XXXL plus Medium, Back when working on some good jobs i use to buy off John Norris when they had a sale, I have enough to last me out 
Rake Aboot
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I buy secondhand clothes all the timeHello, Not being rude but i have not bought a new shirt in years as i get mine off a local trader in Oxford market, Most are the old British named Tattersall with the long tails , Last one cost less than a tenner, All cleaned and ironed before selling, My size is large but he often has the XXL and XXXL plus Medium, Back when working on some good jobs i use to buy off John Norris when they had a sale, I have enough to last me out
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Nimrod1960
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Have yet to find a brand that the sleeves will not eventually shrink half way up my forarms. 
Rake Aboot
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HoggsHave yet to find a brand that the sleeves will not eventually shrink half way up my forarms.
Flash G 74
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Hello, I can still find good clothes in some local Charity shops and the Oxford market, I also bought a nice Barbour Coat recently, (Not Waxy), Wind and Waterproof , £35
Cogswell & Harrison
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Being a tightwad from Yorkshire I find these perfectly suitable for my needs both in and out of the field.
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Men's Shirts UK - Country Check & Cotton Shirts
Shop quality mens country shirts in cotton and flannel. ✓ British designed ✓ Free UK delivery over £50 ✓ 30 day returns. Comfort you can feel.
Essexsussex
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SameHave yet to find a brand that the sleeves will not eventually shrink half way up my forarms.
I’m going to give raging bull shirts a go and Phil vickery will be getting a direct email from me if that happens!
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