Review on Optimized Search: Slim Fit 🔍 Options by Amazon Brand with Buttons by John Wei

I've been wearing Boss shirts for ten years. I paid between $70 and $110 for the Boss because of the quality and fit. I'm about 5'9 and 155 lbs. I prefer tight shirts that fit my arms rather than my legs. I also like shirts that tuck neatly into the pants and don't need to be folded in the back to keep the front looking neat. These button down shirts are almost exactly what I want but at half the price. I bought four shirts in different colors to wear to weddings, church and business events. I love the feel, the quality, the fit and the price. I've had them for about two months now and have washed each of the four shirts at least 2-3 times and they still look brand new. Feel: Supima cotton is soft and feels like an expensive shirt. It has a sheen that sets it apart from other high quality shirts. Different colors look the same and use the same material. Quality: These shirts are slightly softer and thicker than the Revain Essential Shirts. They are made from the finest Supima cotton material. Higher density stitching is well finished and gives the impression of a higher quality finish. Fit: While I love the slim fit, I wish they had an even slimmer, super slim, or slimmer version of this shirt. The sleeves are thin, but there is an option to make them even thinner compared to Boss's slim fit versions. That's the only aspect I want to add to Buttoned Down - a more subtle version. Iron-free: It is not completely iron-free. If you can get it out of the dryer right after, you will have almost no wrinkles in your shirt. If, like me, you like smooth, wrinkle-free shirts, you need to iron them as little as possible. I would consider this shirt wrinkle resistant and good enough for business trips if you can't iron or if you're wearing a suit that covers most of your shirt. I like these shirts very much and can only recommend them.