FIRST!

Uh, I don't have anything to say...

Posted by: DaveC426913 at July 13, 2005 10:01 AM

Translation of Dave's post:

BOOBIES!

Uh, I don't have anything to say...

Posted by: DaveC426913 at 12 years into the future

Posted by: nickd at July 13, 2005 10:04 AM

I'm not seeing any wrinkles that would require ironing. I see normal contours of a shirt that is hanging naturally. Not broken.

Posted by: Matt at July 13, 2005 10:39 AM

Nickd: Way to fak Dave!

The image of the shirt isn't very wrinkly. If the image were completely smoothed over to flatten it, it would have not look as attractive. In fact, it would like rather stiff which may give the impression of stiffness when wearing. At the risk of incurring the wrath of many, I'd say it isn't broken.

Posted by: Carlos Gomez at July 13, 2005 10:40 AM

Not broken.

Posted by: Jan at July 13, 2005 12:31 PM

It doesn't say "auto-starching." It looks as good as can be expected.

Posted by: mph at July 13, 2005 01:10 PM

I do a lot of business with LLBean and I find their catalogs refreshing because they show their products in a realistic way. Not some gussied up "plastic look" like the ads for MacDonald's hamburgers. When I get a shirt I know exactly how it will look when I wear it.

Posted by: Tom at July 13, 2005 01:18 PM

I thought you had to wash the shirt before the wrinkle-resistance kicked in?

"Out of the dryer and ready to wear—that's the true beauty of our wrinkle-resistant pinpoint oxford shirt."

Not broken!

Posted by: vice at July 13, 2005 03:10 PM

for sure not broken.

Posted by: Dragon at July 13, 2005 04:31 PM

I agree with Tom and the others -- not broken at all! I think it's great that they display an honest photo of what the product might actually look like "out of the dryer."

Posted by: BenJ at July 13, 2005 05:07 PM

Not broken, but really ugly.

Posted by: Julie at July 14, 2005 01:03 AM

Looks normal. Not broken.

Posted by: J. Scott at July 14, 2005 01:28 AM

I wear shirts like that to work every day. My general technique:

1. Take a thoroughly wrinkled shirt from the pile of clean clothes on the top of the drier.

2. Dampen it by spraying it with water from a pump bottle.

3. Place in drier set to hot.

4. Go take a shower.

5. Remove unwrinkled shirt from drier.

6. Put on shirt.

The shirt in the pic looks like one of my shirts after the above process. I would wear it proudly.

Posted by: Bosco Jones at July 14, 2005 04:46 AM

Not broken. That looks like what I wear to work on a typical day.

Posted by: Jay at July 14, 2005 12:49 PM

I must disagreewith the other comments. I see ruffles that give the material "life" at the same time I see wrinkles that I can do without. Perhaps if you are to go to the men's shirt section there is a dusty violet shirt that looks worst. The white shirt right next to it however looks great. Since this an online store and I can't actually handle the merchandise, and seeing that it is promoted as wrinkle resistant I would expect it to look like the white shirt.

If my water-resistant watch soaked up water like these shirts look to obtain wrinkles I would have broken it the first week I had it.

>>Bosco Don't take this the wrong way cause I too use the methods you described. But when I'm looking for a shirt to purchase I don't want it to look like it was pulled from a batch piled up on top the dryer.

Posted by: kent at July 14, 2005 06:36 PM

Not broken, the normal way a shirt would look of not stretched and pulled taut. I think you are very petty, and a complete tool.

Posted by: Hugh Jardon at July 15, 2005 05:44 AM

OMGZ THEY TOTALY SCROOD UP! THAT IS OBVIOSWLY THW WRINKLIEST SHIRT IVE EVER SEEN! I WUOLD HAVE TO IRON THAT SHIRT LIKE A BILLION TIMES TO GET THOSE WRINKLES OIUT AND THEN MY SHIRT WOULD BE REALLY HOT ABD I MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO TOUCH IT OR ID HAVE TO LET IT COOL OFF. MOST WRINKLES OUR BAD, BUT THOSE ARE HORENDOUS. I MEAN HONESTLY THAT DOOD SHUOULD BE FIRED FOR TAKING A PICTURE OF A WAVY SHIRT

Posted by: HAHA at July 16, 2005 12:55 AM

Well, I might give it a quick iron.

Posted by: Rick at July 16, 2005 04:02 PM

Haha- You're an idiot. Shut up.

Posted by: Bob at July 17, 2005 07:58 PM

The better a shirt is, the less likely it is to lie flat. This is because the best clothes are tailored to take flat fabric and form it into the shape of the human body that is underneath the finished shirt. This is not broken.

Posted by: kmg at July 18, 2005 12:07 PM

It IS broken. You people are looking at the wrong part of the ad. Scroll to the bottom. "Some steam ironing may be required for restoration"

Posted by: tre at August 2, 2005 08:14 PM

FOR THE 13TH TIME: NOT BROKEN!!!!!

Posted by: Whatev at August 20, 2005 04:27 AM

Eddie Bauer musta thought it was at least wrinkled, as they no longer show a shirt of any type in the link.

Posted by: Jim at September 27, 2005 05:20 PM

Awwww... they took it down :(

Posted by: jacob at April 1, 2006 12:38 PM

OMGZ THEY TOTALY SCROOD UP! THAT IS OBVIOSWLY THW WRINKLIEST SHIRT IVE EVER SEEN! I WUOLD HAVE TO IRON THAT SHIRT LIKE A BILLION TIMES TO GET THOSE WRINKLES OIUT AND THEN MY SHIRT WOULD BE REALLY HOT ABD I MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO TOUCH IT OR ID HAVE TO LET IT COOL OFF. MOST WRINKLES OUR BAD, BUT THOSE ARE HORENDOUS. I MEAN HONESTLY THAT DOOD SHUOULD BE FIRED FOR TAKING A PICTURE OF A WAVY SHIRT

Hold on, let's cherish this moment.

omgz

scrood

obvioswly

thw

wrinkliest

ive

wuold

oiut

abd

id

most wrinkles our bad

horendous

dood

Not to mention it's all in capital letters.

Thank you, HAHA, for this moment of joy you have brought to us all.

Posted by: Steve at May 21, 2006 11:07 AM