Amazon has launched their own clothing brand, “Buttoned Down.” You must be a Prime member to purchase Buttoned Down clothing.
Amazon says they are comparable to other high-end luxury shirts and they’ll stand behind it. They are offering a 100% money back guarantee if the customer isn’t satisfied with the product at any time – no questions asked. They’ll even pay for the return shipping!
“Buttoned Down dress shirts are made of 100% Supima Cotton whose fibers – 35% longer and 45% stronger than those of regular cotton –provide not only a softer, more consistent hand feel, but also durability for regular wear.”
Here is the initial Buttoned Down product line:
Classic Fit:
-Men’s Non-Iron Pinpoint Spread Collar Dress Shirt: $39
-Men’s Non-Iron Pinpoint Button Collar Dress Shirt: $39
-Men’s Non-Iron Spread Collar Dress Shirt: $49
-Men’s Non-Iron Button Collar Dress Shirt: $49
Fitted:
-Men’s Non-Iron Pinpoint Spread Collar Dress Shirt: $39
-Men’s Non-Iron Pinpoint Button Collar Dress Shirt: $39
-Men’s Non-Iron Spread Collar Dress Shirt: $49
-Men’s Non-Iron Button Collar Dress Shirt: $49
Buttoned Down clothes are for Amazon Prime members only. You can sign up for a free trial of Prime here. A prime trial is also free with Amazon Family (which also gets you 20% off diapers and wipes among other benefits) or Amazon Student.
Any white shirts?
@Yeshivish:
Did you click on the links in the post?
$33 with my 15% movers coupon 😀
Looking at the measurements, their trim fit is not really trim. It’s most similar to Nordstrom’s regular fit, as opposed to their trim or extra trim.
@Yeshivish: the pinpoints are in white.
This is the best news I’ve heard this week! Just ordered, can’t wait to see the quality.
I have a nagging feeling that lifetime retuners will have their amazon account shut down due to “irregualr pattern of returns”
@Brian: what is a movers coupon?
If you purchase shirts while using a prime free trial and when you want to return the shirts the free trial has expired, do you still get refund/free return shipping?
Do you need a prime account to return? The prime free trial is only for couple months.
@Anonymous:
http://www.dansdeals.com/archives/101829
@EHY:
@Noam:
You still get free lifetime returns even if you are no longer Prime.
Wow, got 2 shirts for $41.29 by using the $25 off $50 Amex promo and 15% off USPS move promo.
Huge YMMV but here are the 2 promos:
$25 off $50 Amex promo: http://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?topic=69370
15% off USPS move promo: http://www.dansdeals.com/archives/101829
@ShmuliT: Just an idea: Don’t use a one-time coupon for something that you might return need to return in the future (because you’ll get back your $41.29, but not the $25).
any idea if tears in the elbow area would be covered in the warranty. YMMV — some stores (BB, CT) have let me exchange 1-2 shirts at a time with elbow tears every year…
in case you don’t know what I’m referring to — working at a desk all day can induce fabric tears at the elbow as your flex your arm / stretch the fabric and rub it on the desk… most shirts don’t last more than a year of regular use (3x-4x per month) despite special care not to rip them
@chaim:
Lifetime means lifetime.
Dan, lifetime return means if you wear it and are not satisfied, you can return. Or it has to be unworn and under original package?
I returned two of the shirts after an apparent 30-day return window and Amazon deducted a “restocking” fee from the refund. I complained via chat that this was outside of my understanding of the satisfaction guarantee. The rep made a “one-time exception” and refunded the additional restocking fee.
So really, what this is lifetime return minus a restocking fee if outside of 30-days after the order.
how do i return this shirt?