Paul Fredrick Non-Iron Cotton Pinpoint Dress Shirt vs Charles Tyrwhitt Non-Iron Twill Dress Shirt
The Paul Fredrick shirt is the better pick for warm weather and for anyone who wants a button-down collar with a structured roll; it is short sleeve, non-iron 2-ply pinpoint cotton, and owners say it holds its press through the wash. The Charles Tyrwhitt is a long-sleeve non-iron twill in a slim fit, so it suits cooler months, office dress codes and slimmer builds. Both are 100% cotton and non-iron; the real split is sleeve length, collar style and fit range, not build quality.
- Choose the Paul Fredrick pinpoint if you want a short-sleeve button-down that stays crisp without ironing and comes in both trim and standard fits.
- Choose the Charles Tyrwhitt twill if you need a long-sleeve slim-fit shirt for office wear and prefer a plain point collar over a button-down.
Prices
- Paul Fredrick Non-Iron Cotton Pinpoint Dress Shirt: $95.00 at Paul Fredrick (last seen Nov 10)
- Charles Tyrwhitt Non-Iron Twill Dress Shirt: $44.95 at charlestyrwhitt.com/us (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Charles Tyrwhitt Non-Iron Twill Dress Shirt is $50.05 cheaper than the Paul Fredrick Non-Iron Cotton Pinpoint Dress Shirt at the latest prices (Nov 10)

