tl:dr what is the cheapest way to get decent dress shirts like

>>10880897
Charles Tyrwhitt are cheap as fuck and should have varying lengths when it comes to sleeves. Shit quality though, but you can't expect more if you're that cheap.

>>10880958
I actually have Tyrwhitt open right now, gonna get my measurements and see how good of a fit they are. In what way are they shit? are they worth the price? Because I can go to H&M and buy a 10€ one and get it fit for 15€. The H&M ones are good enough for me I guess, I love the fit at least, the sleeve length gets me though. So if these Tyrwhitt ones have a similar slimfit then I'd be happy to pay 30€ if they are slightly better quality than the H&M ones. I'm looking to buy 4-5 shirts for every day @ the office wear, and to wash every 3-4 weeks (wearing them like 3-4 times before washing)

>>10880897
Just get a tailor. Charles Tyrwhitt is a good option for cheap dress shirts, but tailoring is still critical.

>>10880969
I'm really on a budget now though. I need to wear dress shirts to at least show that I am trying to be fashionable and well established but I'm a poor intern with about 300€ to spend on clothes right now. So I was thinking 4-5 shirts for up to 150€, then the rest on shoes, pants maybe a blazer/jacket and other accessories. The tailor can wait until I get a real job.

>>10880977
Wrong strategy. If you really are trying to pinch pennies:

- Get cheaper shirts from a local store and get them tailored with the money you saved from shipping (tailoring isn't THAT expensive)
- Go thrift shopping/eBay shopping for pants/shoes. Both, if kept well, will have lasted well and won't be terribly expensive. Chances are both will be readily available in an at least decently fitting cut.

There is no exception to the get-things-tailored rule, assuming you want to look nice.

>>10881379
Well there is a creepy indian tailor across the street from where I live who charges 15€ for a shirt. Would you recommend buying an XL shirt from some local shop for like 30€ and bringing it to him? (45€ total) ? It would be better than a 45€ shirt from moderntailor/iTailor? the quality and such. Well I guess it's worth the experiment. If it goes wrong then its not too bad I guess.