TM Lewin Shirts

I'm a pretty big sort of chap - pushing six foot four tall and very nearly as wide with a nineteen inch collar. This means that I have a problem finding affordable shirts even in London. Marks and Sparks don't get a look in - they do make shirts that go round my neck but I can't do them up over chest or stomach, so they're out. High and Mighty make shirts that fit but at any price I'd class as affordable (this side of forty quid) the quality isn't quite there. Rochester are expensive *and* rubbish, and everywhere else easily found (short of having the things had made) stops at size eighteen. So that leaves TM Lewin, a place that before last week I had not ...  Read the complete review

I am in the unfortunate position of having a job where I have to wear a shirt and tie every day to work. I say unfortunate because this means that every so often I have to spend two hours of my life ironing 30 shirts! I have three TM Lewin shirts at the moment and suffice to say I will not be getting any more. Let me explain why. One good point about TM Lewin shirts is the price. I think they are quite reasonable, about £50, but there is nearly always an offer on in store that reduces the price to about £25. They sometimes through in free cufflinks as well. However, despite spending too long of my life ironing the shirt, as soon as I ...  Read the complete review

I bought a load of shirts for my husband for Christmas last year from T M Lewin. I thought I would treat him to some posh ones. Initially he was really impressed. They are quite thick and come in lovely different colours and patterns. My husband found that they were nice and warm during the winter months. Now for the downside (actually downsides)... they are incredibly difficult to iron. I have used the hottest heat, the hottest steam and even starch, I have ironed it wet and dry. I have ironed it wet and hung it up to dry and then re-ironed it once it has dried (yes seriously! I just wanted to prove a point!!). Nothing seems to get rid of the creases. ...  Read the complete review

When comparing clothing products, it is often down to individual taste and size, with most people having a particular brand that fits them best. However, if someone is yet to experience TM Lewin wonderful shirt range, I would definately check it out! TM Lewin shirts are extremely fashionable, with the use of wonderful colours and designs and personally, the shirts fit amazingly (for someone slightly chubby thats quite an achievement!). The difference in quality of material is highly apparent, and the shirts are very affordable at £19 or £25 each (I would definately pay upto £50 for a single one of these shirts). Since I started wearing ...  Read the complete review

If you want to stand out from the crowd and be different, then don't go to TM Lewin. Some of the designs of the shirts are striking and they do stand out. The problem is if that you're in an office and five other people are wearing the same loud shirt as you, you'd look a bit silly. This is the reality. TM Lewin is a paradoxical victim of its own success: it tries to be different, but yet it is so popular that everyone buys the shirts and looks the same. The quality of the shirts used to be better and it has gone down over the years. If you have a small neck like me, you'll struggle to find a shirt your size. Where the neck is OK, the ...  Read the complete review