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Regular Fit Oxford Shirt (men's)
About Tommy Hilfiger’s button-ups: An American preppy label from the 1985 class of designer sportswear, selling logo-forward casual clothing at mid-tier list prices that are heavily and almost constantly discounted.
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Our take
The oxford button-down is the piece most identified with Tommy Hilfiger's preppy image, and the Regular Fit Oxford Shirt is the current core version, with a 4.7 average across 250 owner reviews on the brand's US site and the closely related 1985 oxford widely sold through department stores. Reviewers describe a soft, slightly stretchy oxford cloth that dresses up or down easily. The most consistent criticisms are that it wrinkles readily without ironing, and a minority of longtime buyers say the fabric has gotten thinner than it once was.
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The details
- Material
- Cotton oxford cloth with a small amount of stretch; retailer listings for the comparable 1985 stretch oxford cite roughly 97% cotton with elastane. Not a heavyweight oxford.
- Fit
- Regular fit with a button-down collar in sizes XS-XXXL. Department-store reviewers on average rate the 1985 oxford as running large, so buyers between sizes may prefer the smaller one.
- Quality
- Reviewers describe soft, comfortable fabric and tidy construction for the price, but the shirt wrinkles easily without ironing, and some owners report thinner cloth on recent production than on older shirts.
- Best for
- Shoppers who want a recognizable preppy oxford button-down with some stretch and are buying at the routine discount rather than full list.
- Care
- Machine wash cold and tumble dry low, then iron or steam; the cotton oxford wrinkles noticeably straight out of the dryer.
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