👔 Men's Kenneth Cole Unlisted Shirts with Spread Collar - Enhanced for SEO Review

I bought this shirt from Revain for my photoshoot along with a pair of KC trousers, suspenders and brown Bruno Marc loafers and am very happy with it the purchase . I was nervous about buying a sea foam shirt fearing it would be see through but it was exactly the color I was looking for. So I looked closely at the reviews that said this and couldn't find any, so I took a chance and bought the shirt. I had an idea of what the shirt should look like and it turned out to be exactly what I wanted…

I'm 6ft 2in, 190lbs, thin neck and long arms. I wear a 42l jacket. I ordered this shirt in 16-16.5/36-37. There are many different opinions on the fit in other reviews and after wearing this shirt I can understand why. This shirt doesn't feel like a true "skinny fit". Designed as a slim fit bodybuilder shirt. The shoulders are broad and the armpits are roomy, but it definitely didn't feel baggy to me. For me it will work like a shirt but I would find it more comfortable to wear it under a…

I buy this shirt in grey, size 17-17.5 x 32/33, which I usually wear with a shirt. I wear a 46R jacket and have a 36" waist. If you have a 17" neck, these shorts will fit comfortably with the top button buttoned up, but will be a bit tight around a 17.5" neck. This shirt fits my build very well as the shoulders drop where they should be with plenty of room to move and there isn't much material around the waist. Sleeve length is good, each cuff has 2 buttons. At the largest button, the cuff is…

These shirts appear to be Kenneth Cole's 'hybrid', I was expecting more. Unfortunately I am writing from the box, it was clear that the quality of these t-shirts is not very good. Many of the stitched parts (such as the collar, cuffs, and vented wrist holes) have extra threads. The fabric is very thin to the point where I would say it's cheap. This shirt has the collar permanently sewn into the collar - the only problem with this is that after a few runs in the dryer the plastic will warp and…

I've been wearing the classic Kenneth Cole reaction shirts for years. While not skin tight, they are certainly thinner than regular fit shirts. Knowing this about the brand, I figured I'd risk it too. I'm sorry to say that they look more like regular fit shirts than slim fit shirts. However, $12 for a shirt is worth it if you have a good tailor who can make a few (or many) of them. Fit aside, they are well built and should last a while. I didn't notice any slight wrinkles. They stay crisp, just