Review on Urban Force Men's Dress Shirts by Tru Spec: Upgrade Your Style by Gregory Sirgio

This rating refers to the large shirt. I'm 6ft 1in, about 210lbs and of average athletic build. The thick blend of polyester and cotton makes for a serious shirt. It's flexible but tough. That said, it's not difficult to type, but it stays in place. Besides the hold-in-place factor, the cut is amazing. I'm broader in the shoulders and chest. Which usually means I'm swimming in my shirt somewhere else. Not with this shirt. It tapers quite a bit towards the waist, but not enough to compress the lats. Because the tails are present but not very long, this shirt can be effectively worn tucked in or unbuttoned and still look great. It's not listed and I won't cut open my shirt to find out, but the material has a ripstop look. Even if it's not a real ripstop, you can already tell from the mesh structure that a tear won't run so easily. The hidden button-down collar looks sharp and stays in place. Front chest pockets have pen holders, flaps and a second Velcro pocket behind the flap pockets. Like it or not, the shirt is breathable, which is a big plus for me. Just the top two. , and the lower keys are function keys. The rest of the shirt closes with a solid zipper behind a very realistic looking button placket. Broken buttons look real from any distance and the zipper ensures the shirt has nowhere to go if it gets snagged. The best from both worlds. In my opinion, however, it is a functional shirt for professional use. It looks good enough and is comfortable enough for regular non-professional wear.