The issue I had with Oxwhite is that its incredibly hard to iron out the wrinkles and creases. In comparison with G2000, whereby my steam iron just goes through a stubborn crease 3 times at most - Oxwhite needs at least 2x the effort with a worse effect.

I won't buy from Oxwhite again tbh. They only look nice before your first wash.

I'd totally just go for Uniqlo's officewear. They fit better, iron easier, and are around the same price point. If only G2000 did not retire their older 'slim fit' cutting to 'smart fit'...

Most shirts especially thin ones have this issue.
This is why you buy undershirts. This is from Uniqlo RM40 only:



For white shirts it is an absolute must to get the skin colour. Otherwise, it will look like this:



For dark colour shirts, you can get grey or white as long as the shirt outside is darker than the undershirt.

Just wanted to chip in with my Oxwhite experience.

I did buy a shirt with them before, the quality is acceptable, though I faced some issues with creasing like others mentioned, I don't have a problem to clear them out with my steam iron.

I wanted to order another batch of shirts, so I pre-ordered them in May 2019, with delivery scheduled sometime mid-August. Then around end-July I received a call stating that they've ran out of stock and whether I want a refund or not. Email communication afterwards clarified that I should expect my orders to be filled in October (unless those run out of stock as well i suppose).

How do you run out of stock on pre-orders, unless you've used the pre-orders to serve other orders instead i guess? Anyways, I don't feel like they're being good & honest sellers so I requested for a refund and won't be ordering from them anymore.

RM30 now. Didn't even know they sold these, haha. Seems like a reasonable undershirt, might get it.

https://www.uniqlo.com/my/store/men-airism-...4140610022.html

I got it too. It is better than wearing white singlet inside; ugly

To anyone who wants to test out the quality of these Oxwhites, they now have a store inside Isetan, The Gardens.
Went there, and all the display shirts there are wrinkled with creases, similar to the micro wrinkles you get on Oxford shirts.
And it seems, their shirts are visibly much thinner than other brands, being able to see your body parts more *ehem.

Despite marketing all their shirts as having the same grade Supima cotton, you can clearly see that their Mandarin collar line is the only one with a much better quality. Would get that one if anyone needs a mandarin collar.

Quite ashamed, cause I really like their tiny touches like their convertible cuffs for cuff links OR buttons.

Another marketing gimmick with paid reviews, and hyper-inflated features.

Damn it! Just ordered a few more shirts 2 weeks ago using the airasia20 discount code. Today they are selling even cheaper than 20% off!
https://oxwhite.com/collections/hot-deals

And the airasia20 code still works so it ends up about half price (probably unintentional so grab it while you can!) Hmmm....do I order some more or not?

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This post has been edited by yehlai: Sep 9 2019, 11:55 PM

Hi, need feedback for the oxwhite wallet. Anyone here got it and how is the quality ?

don't buy, not worth it, you can get better quality around that price when AEON got 50-70% discount

Aeon only sells crap, so oxwhite leather goods are even crappier? Well they certainly look that way in their pics!

Any pics of yours? Or you threw it away in disgust? Lol.

Any suggestion on which brand have better non iron shirts? Need to pick up a few next year

I bought a white one.
TBH, I quite like it. They've just jacked up their price to 99 now. I bought mine at 79. For the price, it's actually pretty reasonable. But definitely not the RM400 BS they're marketing.
For everyone saying it's difficult to iron, I beg to differ for my case as these are pretty easy iron for me or maybe I use a dryer that's why it helps a lot.
It's not as easy as H&M's easy iron shirts but it's fairly ok. I've owned shirts that's way harder to iron.

The fit though, it's definitely on the baggier side even for a fat guy like me despite being "slim fit tailored for Asian".

All in all, the price of 79, you're getting a good bang for your buck especially when you compare to Zalora's crapshit.

This post has been edited by zorbyss.: Dec 15 2019, 08:29 PM

Agreed. Super wrinkled after the first wash and creases were harder to iron out than regular Uniqlo shirts.

I don't deliberately buy non-iron / easy-iron shirts, but surprisingly my best pair was a 'Navy & Navy' brand that came from FOS.
The material is like a softer oxford shirt material (but hard/thick enough that it doesn't show your nips lol) and after washing, even the sleeves don't have creases.

Unfortunately, only has like 3 or 4 designs.