Where does the best white polo shirts?

[Daffodilly]

That's it really. Best one that washes and wears reasonably well and cheaper then the exorbitant school logo'd ones that don't each or wear well!

Vertbaudet.

Sainsburys

M&S.

John Lewis

I'm giving Morrisons a whirl this year, branded Nutmeg and look good quality

My worst ever shrinking experience was with M&S. Next always very good, don't shrink and stay looking reasonable.

Trutex have lasted 4 years of wear and still look good.

I've tried a few over the years. Thankfully dc4 will be a year 3 next year and we need shirts not pools. Hurrah!
M&S were appalling. Also tried Asda, Tesco, BHS and I'm sure there were more.

Next were the best imo, which is odd as I find a lot their clothes shrink!!

Obviously meant to read polos not pools.

John Lewis for me, thick enough the plackets don't need ironing for the buttons to line up.

M&S and Sainsburys

Sainsbury's - cheap, wash well and feel nice. Fit nicely and if you have a DD then they have diamante on the pockets!

M&S come out of the wash feeling like cardboard and as the material is on the thick side, it's hard for little fingers to do the buttons up.

Whichever brand you get, keep one to the side for school photo day/other smart occasions.

We have Asda, dead cheap so throw away the ones that get covered in spag bol or paint. We always size up.

Sainsburys were lovely a few years ago but they changed them. They only go up to 12.

I hated M & S. However I washed them they came out cardboardy. I liked the Debenhams ones best.

I get a size bigger to allow for shrinkage
Trying out tesco this year, some f&f and some 75p value
Just looking at them I can't see much difference tbh

Another 1 for John Lewis.

John Lewis - seemed to be softer than other brands after an academic years of wear and washing.
M&S ok. But feel rough after a lot of washing.
Found Sainsburys developed holes very quickly but I have a very active child who is usually found up trees in the school grounds so his uniform takes a battering.

I noticed M&S ones went like cardboard Pancake and Ellen. Thought it was me.

I am going to try John Lewis next.

Sparkling - I did find with JL that I had to use laundry stuff to whiten them as they did go a little dull. But deffo were the softer ones.

NEXT or M&S

We've always gone with Asda, they work well for us.

Sainsburys stayed true to size the best after copious washing at 60ºc and tumble drying.

Debenhams were horrible. Hard and non-stretchy.

Asda and Tesco fine but I find need replacing more often due to shrinkage.