Review on 🦅 Eagle Regular French 34 Sleeve: Stylish and Versatile Fashion Essential by Zachary Spaulding

I'm a teacher so I don't have a lot of money to buy the best stuff, but I don't want junk for clothes either. I bought Paul Fredrick as a good middle ground and was going to try Charles Tyrwitt or Brooks Brothers but settled on some Eagle shirts. I wear regular cotton most of the time, but I no longer have time to iron and starch my own shirts, and washing my shirts weekly adds up to the teacher's budget. So I decided that I wanted some non-iron shirts in addition to my "regular" shirts. I was pleasantly surprised that unlike many non-iron shirts, they look almost as good as a white shirt that has been ironed and starched. The fit is amazing, they look really good and they are very comfortable. I now have 4 non-iron Eagle shirts! This particular shirt was my second French cuff shirt (I recently bought a regular blue cotton shirt from Paul Frederick with white collar/cuffs). Now I need more cufflinks for more variety in the look. This and my other french cuff shirt are too dressy for my everyday attire (I'm a teacher, I mostly wear a jacket and tie but rarely a full suit) but this is my new synagogue, funeral, wedding, prom, prom nights and homecoming ( ie days when I wear a suit instead of a jacket or blazer). So they will probably last forever for me. If you are thinking about switching to french cuffs, consider your regular dress as it is definitely more dressy than a regular cuffed shirt. I can still try CT or BB shirts but now I know you can get a GOOD men's dress. shirt for less than $50. I will be buying more Eagle shirts in the future.