Your Favorite White Botton Down Shirt?

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Anonymous wrote:These are absolutely worth every cent:

https://shop.brunellocucinelli.com/en-us/women/ready-to-wear/shirts/shirt-with-monili-251M0091MA606C7498.html

I don't know how they weave the poplin, but it's a dream to wear. I find the cut of the shirt extremely flattering too. The models don't really do them justice.

No lol just know and I can easily afford as many of these as I want

No one with a brain buys this

Mmhmm.

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I have a lot of Frank and Eileen

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Omg bought a BR shirt recently…the wrinkles! My Everlane shirts behave so much better

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Anonymous wrote:This one is my fav. Have it in blue as well.

https://chavastudio.com/collections/made-to-order-clothing/products/slim-button-down-with-high-collar-band?

Not OP. Love this.

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I love the Carolyn shirt by Julia Amory. It does run a little big , so I’d size down.

https://juliaamory.com/collections/the-carolyn-shirt/products/the-carolyn-shirt-blanc

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Lands End are shockingly good for the price, but getting small enough sizes is hard. I'm usually an XXSP/00P and the 00P there is not terribly slim. It works, though.

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Anonymous wrote:Lands End are shockingly good for the price, but getting small enough sizes is hard. I'm usually an XXSP/00P and the 00P there is not terribly slim. It works, though.

I wear a medium normally, but buy a small in Lands End button ups. There’s enough room for alterations to nip in the waist. And with their lower prices, it makes it all work out well.

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Any tips for those of us with a bigger bust? Small or medium fits me in the waist and arms, but I need an XL to get around my tatas, which results in batwing sleeves and flapping around the midsection. I gave up on buttondowns, or only wear them unbuttoned over a tank. But I do love the professional look

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Ann Taylor. It sculpts my body well and holds up/keeps the bright white after multiple wears. Even better when you catch it on sale!

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I bought this knit Oxford on sale last season without realizing that the fabric was going to be more of a knit than a poplin. I’m not sure how to describe it best but it’s sort of like a crisp polo fabric. Anyway, I loved it and plan to buy more colors this season. It’s stretchy and soft but still looks sharp and tailored

https://www.ralphlauren.com/women-clothing-shirts-blouses/slim-fit-knit-cotton-oxford-shirt/0038659736.html?utm_source=CSE

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I don't want to be a jerk, but do people still wear these?

I feel like I haven't seen a woman in a white button-down shirt in years.

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Rail, comfortable and easy to style

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Anonymous wrote:I don't want to be a jerk, but do people still wear these?

I feel like I haven't seen a woman in a white button-down shirt in years.

Really? I keep seeing them on the street in DTDC.

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Love this one from Sezane, the blue is also fantastic: https://www.sezane.com/us/product/tomboy-shirt/white#size-0

And this one from Tuckernut is more tailored and doesn't gape at the bust:https://tnuck.com/products/white-long-sleeve-essentials-shirt

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Anonymous wrote:Any tips for those of us with a bigger bust? Small or medium fits me in the waist and arms, but I need an XL to get around my tatas, which results in batwing sleeves and flapping around the midsection. I gave up on buttondowns, or only wear them unbuttoned over a tank. But I do love the professional look

I have to wear knit button downs. They're not as dressy looking, but they look better than all the excess fabric.