Fashion

[Shanus]

I'm not understanding paying extra ($52.50 + tax + shipping) for a shirt that you can pour colored water or food on to have it roll off. I wear white shirts or tees all the time (maybe not to eat Italian food 😜). If something gets on it, a little spray 'n wash and into the hamper. Wouldn't you wash your shirt after wearing it all day anyway?

[millieshops]

@Shanus Maybe good for someone who often leaves home before sunrise and doesn't get back for another 12 or 14 hours????

[Alison Wonderland]

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@Shanus wrote:

I'm not understanding paying extra ($52.50 + tax + shipping) for a shirt that you can pour colored water or food on to have it roll off. I wear white shirts or tees all the time (maybe not to eat Italian food 😜). If something gets on it, a little spray 'n wash and into the hamper. Wouldn't you wash your shirt after wearing it all day anyway?

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You've clearly never spilled coffee on your shirt when you have to stand in front of a room full of people and talk all day.

I have. A shirt that would allow it to roll off and not absorb it would be awesome and mean I wouldn't have to have a backup outfit in my desk drawer.

[Shanus]

@millieshops  @Alison Wonderland  DH has always kept a white shirt & tie in office closet just in case. 

[Pook]

@Shanus   Unless you are at home when you spill something on it then it would be well worth it!  When I worked I always had extra tops for just such an occurance.  Even if you can blot the stain out, you will be walking around with a wet shirt which is not a great  look especially when dealing with the public!

[Alison Wonderland]

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@Shanus wrote:

@millieshops  @Alison Wonderland  DH has always kept a white shirt & tie in office closet just in case. 

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And he wouldn't need to with a shirt like that. I think that's great.

[millieshops]

@Shanuslol  I felt lucky to have enough room to store my winter coat in the many different classrooms I had over the years.

[MarthaStewardess]

I'm not interested in things like that with a the chemical finishes in them to make them anti stain, anti wrinkle, etc.

[KKlim]

I think the line is a bit overpriced for the boring design quality. But Elizabeth + Clarke definitely caters to a specific niche as stated by the other posters. I don’t care for the design or feeling of the fabrics.

[Kachina624]

Well, @Shanus , if you ever need one, you'll know where to find it.  I guess this would be highly desirable to a slob.