I heard that Sears carried the Land's End brand, and since they were entirely out of my size online, I thought maybe with luck I would find one odd one at the store. I have not been in the Sears here yet, and was surprised what a huge selection of
Then I tried my dear TJMAXX, which I am sad to say did not provide. I was about to surrender and make my own, since I have the pattern...but I looked up and saw the big rumdum, America's Thrift Store. Would luck arrive at last?
YES!!!
I found seven shirts that fit! One or two were brand new, and while I didn't find exactly the white or pink version I wanted, no mattter. I got these seven for
$17.85.
Woo
Woo
!
Nice collars, and fancy details. Three of them were white, with pintuck fabric, linen, or eyelet. Two with stripes, and altho none were pink, I can continue my quest, with renewed vigor.
At last, something to wear with my newly knit cardigans. Sigh.
Nice! Don't forget that if they are 100% cotton, you can always die a white one pink...
ReplyDeleteGreat price for almost brand new. Dyeing a shirt is a good option.
ReplyDeleteI also bought 4 of these at Sears a few years ago. They are a classic :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice find.
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous - I would LOVE to find a button-down shirt that fit my chest and arm length (although my problem is gorilla arms.) If a shirt fits through the bust, I'm swimming in fabric through the shoulders and waist. If the shirt fits in the shoulders it pulls through the bust. Aaarrrrgghh!
ReplyDeleteGood job Mel - I recently bought four plaid men's shirts to use the fabric for a quilt - Lots of yardage for not much dough! :)
ReplyDeleteEven though you crossed it out, I saw that "unwearable clothes" comment! I so agree. Did you ever see such hideous vistas in department stores? Awful colors, ugly prints, boob-showing sleeze. Glad I'm not the only one looking for classic clothes. Try Orvis, but they are expensive.
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