Dockers Comfort Stretch Wrinkle-Resistant Men's Shirt Collection Review

I'm quite small at 5ft 9" and slim enough at the moment so these (large ones) fit my chest and shoulders perfectly, light, comfortable and flexible but the collar (I'm about 16 1/2 for comfort) is a size or two too big for the rest of the proportions - the medium is too tight around the chest for me and a collar would be fine, but it pinches the shoulders and feels too tight. with the usual amount of noticeable wrinkles but they smooth out well and in real life I take this out of the dryer…

So I bought this for my husband in February to wear for Easter photos. Annoyed, I didn't open the package as soon as possible. Just as I was about to iron (when I first took it out of the box) I noticed a huge stain in the shoulder area. Disgusting! It's April now and it's too late to go back. Selling used shirts to customers is by far the most disrespectful. Don't waste money.

Package arrived earlier than expected. The shirt was a little wrinkled but easy to iron. It fits almost perfectly, but the sleeves can be 1.5-2 inches longer. Shoulders and waist just right. The only thing I would have wished for was the material was thicker. A little too thin for my taste. Doesn't crease easily so overall ok. Not in the same league as Stafford or Van Heusen but quite good, maybe for juniors. If you work in an office I would go for something with a heavier fabric. It's more of…

I'm 6ft 0in, weigh 155lbs and the shirt fits me (a little loose but I'm quite skinny, it doesn't have an extra yard of fabric to really fit fits heavy boys so I'm happy As it's a good cotton/poly blend it really, really doesn't need to be ironed if you run the dye machine on low and take it out once the drying process is complete. Since I really hate ironing, that's a big deal - in fact I brought a second same shirt but in a different color.