Review on Van Heusen Collar Stretch Sleeve Men's Clothing by Aaron Ethridge

I'm small and skinny. When Mick Jagger and Dr. Ruth would ever have a child together, it would be me. I like my shirts to be snug and fit, so I feel good walking around (I look like an idiot, sure, but I feel great). However, the unfortunate consequence of my quest for a slim fit has always been the risk of undoing a button while tying a tie - this shirt eliminates that risk. the same quality. For the last 5 or 6 years I've only worn J Ferrar fitted shirts (black and white) (JCP sold two for $40). However, when their prices rose to the level these Van Heusen shirts are sold for at Revain, I decided to give it a try. Quality and fit are the same at first glance. I was concerned they might not fit, but they do fit before washing/drying. I don't see the length of the shirt as a problem either. As far as thinness goes, I've never worn a white shirt that didn't require a white t-shirt underneath. There is no light show here; wear a t-shirt. Again, they are no more/less see through than my white J Ferrar shirts. If anything changes I will update my review. In the meantime, I need to work on my cute moves. UPDATE: After a few weeks of use, I've decided I like JCP's J Ferrar t-shirts a little better than these. The main reason is that J Ferrar shirts come out of the dryer wrinkle free, while they come out of the dryer virtually wrinkle free. Still, it's a good shirt for me. World.