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Charles Tyrwhitt sale: non-iron shirts from £24.95 and suits reduced to £249

Charles Tyrwhitt has 446 lines in its men's sale, with non-iron shirts cut to £24.95 and Ultimate Performance suits down from £449 to £249.

Charles Tyrwhitt sale: non-iron shirts from £24.95 and suits reduced to £249

Charles Tyrwhitt has 446 lines in its men's sale, with the deepest reductions on non-iron shirts and on the Ultimate Performance suiting range. A separate banner across the site advertises three shirts or polos for £99 alongside 25% off suits and blazers, described as limited time only. No closing date is published on the sale page.

What's in the sale

Shirts are the strongest part of the range by some distance, with several non-iron styles down roughly two thirds from their list prices. Suiting is the other focus: the Ultimate Performance line is cut by around 45%, and buying the jacket and trousers separately works out at the same money as the full suit, which is useful if you need an unusual size combination.

How the discount works

The reductions above are marked directly on the sale grid as was/now prices, with no code required. The three-for-£99 shirts-and-polos multi-buy and the 25% off suits and blazers are promoted separately in the site banner rather than on the sale tiles, and the sale page does not state whether either offer combines with the marked-down prices — worth checking in the basket before assuming they stack. The sale runs across shirts, polos, knitwear, trousers, coats, suits, waistcoats, shoes and accessories, each with its own filtered landing page.

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Worth it?

The shirts are the clear buy. Charles Tyrwhitt discounts heavily and often, but £24.95 for a non-iron Royal Oxford is at the low end of what the brand charges even in a sale, and the stretch poplin and Greenwich weave styles at £24.95–£27.95 are the same story. The suiting is a genuine reduction rather than a nominal one: £249 for an Ultimate Performance two-piece, or £249 built from a £179 jacket and £70 trousers, is competitive for machine-washable tailoring. Skip the accessories, which are barely touched. Colour and collar availability narrows quickly on the £24.95 shirts — the site flags several as selling dozens of units within 48 hours — so pick the collar style you actually want rather than the cheapest one left.

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