Proper Cloth: Are their Thomas Mason shirts worth it?

[Artisan Fan]

Curious about both Goldline shirts and non-Goldline Thomas Mason.

Thanks.

 

[Artisan Fan]

Anyone? Buehler?

 

[papado]

Haven't used a TM fabric from PC in a while but it all boils down to how well your PC shirts fit you--if they're a great fit for you and you want to upgrade your fabric, TM is one of the best they offer. I'm not sure if the goldline is worth the 100+ differential in price but that's up to you.

 

[comrade]

What about D & J Anderson shirtings? Years ago I noticed that some of my RTW
shirts used these fabrics. More recent dress shirt purchases do no indicate the
fabric maker.

 

[Mute]

I have shirts made of cloth from both TM Goldline and DJ Anderson. All excellent cloth. The Goldline is finer than the Silverline and other non-Goldline cloth (which I have also used). You'll pay the difference for luxurious feel, and it does feel quite nice, but I don't think it's a necessity if your concern is just comfort.

 

[Artisan Fan]

I have shirts made of cloth from both TM Goldline and DJ Anderson. All excellent cloth. The Goldline is finer than the Silverline and other non-Goldline cloth (which I have also used). You'll pay the difference for luxurious feel, and it does feel quite nice, but I don't think it's a necessity if your concern is just comfort.

Thanks.

 

[Artisan Fan]

Haven't used a TM fabric from PC in a while but it all boils down to how well your PC shirts fit you--if they're a great fit for you and you want to upgrade your fabric, TM is one of the best they offer. I'm not sure if the goldline is worth the 100+ differential in price but that's up to you.

I may try a Goldmine or two but regular TM is probably fine for most things.

Do you think I am missing another brand to try that may even better value for dollar?

 

[Mute]

I may try a Goldmine or two but regular TM is probably fine for most things.

Do you think I am missing another brand to try that may even better value for dollar?

I'd say TM provides some of the best bang for the buck. Their cloths are very good quality and most are at a reasonable price. Even the Goldline isn't that expensive compare to some of the more premium cloths from D&J Anderson or Alumo.