[Donadoni1809]

$2.00

edit - Pulled a receipt.

$2.50 for shirts
$6.75 pants
$7.50 jacket

[ptmQqoxw]

Ditto, although I do have them laundered and lightly starched.

[CruzIzabella]

I thought the American way was to hire an illegal to do it.

[BartRonalds]

With all the competition here, we got a dry cleaner to stop by our house once a week for pick up and drop off.
Prices were great, and they couldn't have made it easier for us.

[Lypepuddyu]

http://tinyurl.com/muubuw

Non iron 100% cotton shirts

Never seen these before. If I was still required to wear a suit every, I'd look into this further. Even though they are considerably more expensive then the shirts I normally would buy.

[krek-sikUp]

She will now and then, otherwise I'm stuck doing it. However, in the summer here it is acceptable to roll your sleeves two or three times so the shirt is about at your elbow. It's more casual but still says your in "business mode".

I simply wear short-sleeved shirts in the summer.

[conurgenceDen]

I wear Andrew-J shirts, they're non-iron (they're actually sort of self-ironing using your body temp) and stain-resistant. I've had them for years now and they're awesome for traveling because I can just roll my shirts to put into my suitcase and not worry about wrinkles and stuff. They're not expensive either. At regular pricing they're between 75 and 85 EUR, but I recently bought one (my fourth shirt) at a sale for half price!

Video review below:

[alfredtaniypnx]

I knew some black guys in the service that had their permanent pressed fatigues heavily starched, to the point that there was this shine to them. They always won Monday morning inspection and got days off. Forget that crap. Even in The World, I do light starch.

[jessyhalm]

I've never been able to find them in the US, but yea, there's only one retailer I know of here. But dress shirts are generally between 50 and 70 EUR for quality ones so it fits in the general perception.

[GAGNAPPEAPH]

you can iron clothes?

[Aleksis]

Pure and unadulterated illiteracy - that's what!