LL bean or Landsend?

Re: LL bean or Landsend?

• LoriZ

  September 2010

  DH prefers Eddie Bauer for both wrinkle-free shirts and khakis.  That's probably no help, though, since it's not one of your choices. 
  

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• MelissaMc22

  September 2010

  I'll look into Eddie Bauer.Thanks!!

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• KristenBtobe member

  September 2010

  Mike has stuff from both. I think the LL Bean shirts have more variety pattern wise, but the Lands End ones wrinkle a little less.

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• Lyons_in_2007

  September 2010

  I make DH iron all of his own things, so I only buy extra wrinkly clothes for him. 

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• KristenBtobe member

  September 2010

  Also, Lands End has 30% off select fall styles through Thursday. hat's a good deal.

  https://www.landsend.com/ix/all-products/Assortments=Fall/index.html?seq=1~2&visible=1~1&store=le&merchAsId=491&tab=16&cm_re=Tab-_-HP-_-F-_-091410

   

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• hannah&ben

  September 2010

  We prefer Land's End for shirts.  I had never gotten them there before but DH's company shirts are all from Land's End and they are incredible.  Wrinkle free, don't shrink, colors stay nice (even black hasn't faded in 2 years), collars stay perfect without ironing, etc.

  Love them!
  

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• sistrkate

  September 2010

  I did not know there was such an animal as wrinkle-free shirts.  We love the wrinkle-free pants (bought at Kohl's), but I'm totally going to look into the wrinkle-free shirt thing.  Beats drycleaning them all.
  

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• Meg41208

  September 2010

  sistrkate:

  I did not know there was such an animal as wrinkle-free shirts.  We love the wrinkle-free pants (bought at Kohl's), but I'm totally going to look into the wrinkle-free shirt thing.  Beats drycleaning them all.
  

  DH will now only buy the shirts labelled "no iron" or "iron free."  He says wrinkle free shirts still need to be ironed sometimes, but the iron-free ones never do (apparently).  He's gotten them at Macy's, and Kohl's, and it looks like Land's End has them.

  

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