Thomas Pink

I have shopped at Thomas Pink ever since I started my career in management consulting because of the limited places to shop in the US for women’s business shirts and suits. A bit on the expensive side, but what you get is quality and the shirts I’ve bought 10 years ago, I still wear on business trips till today, really well worth the investment.

English tailors are well know for its master quality, and the ones at Jermyn Street in London is the place to go to… And I love Thomas Pink, out of all the rest.
I’m a lady who enjoys wearing the double cuff shirts (or for you Americans, you call it French cuff), especially with some nice cuff links. If you are looking for this, look no further, it is here.
True, they are expensive than the other Jermyn Street stores like T M. Lewin that runs a lot of sales. But that’s the snotty aspect of this brand — people will come to it because their clothes are happening! For women: when you compare the quality of fabric, DESIGN, cut, availability, variety of selections and best in class cuff links, Thomas Pink ticks of all boxes .They have the best looking cuff links (though if you want some bling, go to T M Lewin cos their cuff links are cheaper and many are made with Swavroski crystals), best variety of cuts, and lots of cute designs and colors. Most of the shirts I constantly get compliments on are from this store.
This is the flagship store of Thomas Pink, so if you are not living in London and visiting, you MUST come to this store, it has the biggest selection I’ve seen. It’s what I call shirts and cuff links heaven for the ladies.
A few times a year they run sales so do drop by when this happens… FYI for those who don’t know, they run an outlet only in Woodbury, NY, USA (1 hour drive from NYC). But I almost always prefer buying from the Jermyn store in London because it will carry the most recent improvements to design/​fabric/​design.

Ich liebe Hemden von Thomas Pink. Sie sind länger geschnitten als die gängigen Hemden in Deutschland und hängen deshalb nicht immer aus der Hose heraus. Die Stoffe, Farben und die Details gefallen mir gut und die Hemden sind ein bißchen jugendlicher im Stil als die ganz traditionellen Hemdenmacher in Jermyn Street. In Heathrow gibt es im Terminal 1 auch einen Laden, der etwas billiger als das Hauptgeschäft in Jermyn Street ist.

The last time I bought a shirt from Thomas Pink was back in November 2002. Back in the day, they used to make their shirts in Ireland, but sadly not anymore. I will never again invest in anything from Thomas Pink. I’d rather buy from my shirts Turnbull & Asser’s or Hilditch & Key’s.

Having worked in an office in Mayfair, Thomas Pink fits the bill when one needs to dress like one should in and around snooty Mayfair. It would appear that Thomas Pink has done a good job on its homework and has brought good quality shirts at a reasonable price to the masses. Whenever I visit this store it is always busy which is clearly a mark of the success that they are achieving.
The thing is this, you can go out and spend money on a cheap and cheerful shirt which is possibly going to last you 6 months or you can invest a bit more on a Pink shirt that feels better, last longer and looks more stylish. The choice is yours, I for one would much rather have the Pink shirt and love the feel and quality that it gives. Trust me you will definitely have more pulling power with the ladies.
They always have some offers on — two for one or a free tie or cufflinks etc and for that reason this is the shirt supplier that I choose.

I love PINK!
The men’s shirts are lovely and cater to the somewhat younger trendier generation, as well to the traditionalist Jermyn street clientele.
I love their white shirt bar with anything from classic white, to fashionable clubbing shirt all the way to several choices for a black tie shirt! (to be worn with a smoking /​tux depending on whether you’re US or UK-​based)
Their women’s selection is rather limited, so unless you’re into frills and pink striped things, skip it.
I’d also steer clear of their cufflinks. Not even silver, and they cost upwards of £50! Ridiculous

Good, straight down the line, quality shirts for men & women. Although a range of work & leisure styles their core competence has to be double cuffed, cotton, cutaway city shirts. They’re wee bit pricey, but last for ages.

Nice shop for formal shirts and some suits; good tailoring, but their suits were expensive for the quality of the cut…
They cater for both men and women. Staff quite helpful and not too pushy.
Stick to shirts. But better options for girls at Paul Smith for example. (and you cannot beat Paul Smith’s cufflinks)