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Charles Tyrwhitt – Online Deal

Dress Shirts and Accessories (Half Off). Two Options Available.

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Sun May 13 06:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$50
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50%
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$25
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In a Nutshell

British clothier & haberdasher unfurls colorful array of stylish dress shirts, ties & polos as well as cuff links & suits

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jun 15, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Online only. Extra $9.95 fee for shipping for orders under $100; extra $14.95 shipping fee for orders over $100. Returns will receive merchant credit. Must use promotional value in 1 order.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

High-end fashions are shown off on runways, from the flash-lit catwalks of Milan and Paris, to the glamorously dangerous tarmacs of O'Hare International. Taxi for takeoff in high style with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $25 for $50 worth of clothing
  • $50 for $100 worth of clothing

A wealth of stylish formal, casual, and semiformal wear dresses customers in finely made clothing with a British flavor, including items such as men's dress shirts available in classic, slim, or tailored (extra slim) fit starting at $59 each as well as a set of four slim-fit, non-iron cotton shirts for $199. Other clothing options range from accessories to suits, such as Union Jack socks ($19), a silk gold and navy club stripe woven tie ($49), a pine green pique polo shirt ($55), or a grey check classic fit suit ($499).

Charles Tyrwhitt

In 1986, founder Nicholas Charles Tyrwhitt Wheeler had a hunch that he could out-dress any business rival, eventually building an international clothing empire with high-end outlets across Britain, the United States, and Paris. Each silk tie, smartly cut suit, cardigan, and set of cufflinks adds a touch of British style to wardrobes, dressing gents in well-woven, high-quality threads. Charles Tyrwhitt keeps things casual with suede boating shoes and pima cotton polos, and his ladies' collection branches out into iron-free shirts, knitwear, and contemporary blouses. Shoppers looking to up their dapper factor may consult the style tips for a modern gentleman, which instructs pupils how to tie a bow tie, choose a flattering suit cut, or properly pronounce "P.G. Wodehouse.”

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Classic Seinfeld

Jerry, George, Elaine, Kramer, and Hampton are back... in fact, they never left. Seinfeld is an American institution, especially these classic 'sodes:

  • The Hot Bread: Jerry and George are stuck in the symphony watching Jerry's new girlfriend play the oboe. Kramer shows up to sell the hot bread from the hot-bread business he started and ends up tripping and burning a family. Elaine is away in Peru.

  • The Uncleface: Jerry's new girlfriend is an Uncleface! Her face looks like Jerry's uncle's face. Kramer suggests that Jerry introduce her to his uncle to "double the uncle, double the fun." But before the meeting can happen, Kramer trips while holding his beloved sword collection, wounding everyone.

  • The Cellular: All the main characters get cell phones, thus avoiding their usual comic misunderstandings.

  • The Tiny Finger: The classic episode that had the whole country saying "tiny finger means a big payday."

  • The Hamptons: Fan favorite Hampton meets his long-lost twin in this Hampton-centric episode.

In which classic Seinfeld episode does the gang make money off of tiny fingers?

Charles Tyrwhitt

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