Men's Clothing: Goodthreads Slim Fit Long Sleeve Brushed Heather Review

like my flannel shirts to be a little loose and it was perfect for "slim". The cotton only became softer after washing and the color stayed strong. This is a warm and stylish mid layer.

Excellent fabric, pleasant to the touch and fit. Nice solid color and something you won't find in regular stores. If you don't want the ubiquitous plaid flannel shirt, go for these solid colors. You can wear them under a casual blazer with dark jeans and chinos and you're ready for the fall party. Remember that they are 100 percent cotton. I'm 5ft 10ft 160lbs so average size was fine but if I shrink this in the wash it won't be too much so go big if in doubt about average size. I definitely…

The best shirt I have ever worn. matte, no shine, very soft and comfortable. I wear them to work, to church and at night with jogging bottoms. I am very careful about how my clothes fit and as a tall thin man who struggles to find a good fit I would highly recommend this shirt. It is of sufficient length and does not look like a potato bag. The only thing I could change would be to add a gusset in the armpit area, but that's probably asking too much. Please, Revane, don't stop making this shirt

I'm so glad I found this brand! They are great mid quality for my husband, he has been VERY happy with the many shirts I have bought him from this brand! They look very beautiful, not sloppy. He is 5.11 and 175-180 tall and picky, prefers regular collared collars.

I bought "Large” as I have a 40” chest, 20” shoulders and 35” arms and the Description says "Fits: True Size . Order normal size. I always buy plus size shirts from reputable brands (LLBean etc) and have never had a problem with the fit. The first fitting (prewash) seemed good to me. Washed the shirt and went down two sizes: shoulders went from just over 20 inches to 18.5 inches (see photo), sleeves went from 34-35 to 31.5. handle quality control better.

While I'm not in a 5'11" fit I had no reason to expect XL to have such tight sleeves they don't reach my wrists and they look like they'll snap when I raise my arms above my head and forget about that. Every move raises the hem of the shirt above the waist, I wouldn't even call it an L Men's shirt sizes are getting ridiculous Are they trying to make skinny hipsters feel more comfortable by calling these tiny shirts size XL? This trend of dressing so tight that you always look uncomfortable is…

It is a very thin material and definitely "fitted". If you are over 40, you can go up a size or two. I usually buy big and this one didn't have a chance to fit. The sleeves are too short, narrow at the shoulders. I have 6-2 180 for reference.