I think it's the same, but because of the design pattern of the textile, there are no two exactly same pieces. If you check the two colour variations on the site, even those patterns are different.

you can also check out http://fashion.castletv.net for details on wardrobe

re: Burberry check shirt – we got this confirmed and it was also confirmed on Twitter by Terri Miller

I really liked the shirt.  It just doesn't look the same at the Burberry web site — I like Stana's so much better.  I know it can be the cut of the cloth, etc., but her whole midsection has the purple effect in an even band, and that's not shown at Burberry.  The blouse is expensive!  But all Burberry items are.  And while I usually love Burberry items and this shirt comes in their traditional beige, red, white, etc. print, it's prettier in the purple, at least on Stana.

I get a major kick out of some of her clothes. Speaking as a daughter of a retired police officer (26 years retired as a capt) detectives do not wear the type/brands of clothes that Beckett does. But my dad also said the female detectives they had didn't wear heals and/or look like Beckett

Nev827 said:

Alie said:

I get a major kick out of some of her clothes. Speaking as a daughter of a retired police officer (26 years retired as a capt) detectives do not wear the type/brands of clothes that Beckett does. But my dad also said the female detectives they had didn't wear heals and/or look like Beckett

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A co-worker of mine who is a retired detective told me the same thing.  She said she wasn't allowed to wear jeans unless they were serving a search warrant or out on a stakeout or something like that.  And she never wore high heels like Beckett does – she said she'd bring comfortable shoes with her if there was the possiblity of a suspect making a break for it, or she'd just run out of her shoes.
 

Don't get me wrong. I love most of the outfits, but the lack of practicality makes me laugh