X Large Lee Uniforms Short Sleeve Shirt Review

I usually buy big because of the sleeves, which always give me more than enough space. However, it was exactly what I needed in a work shirt and it holds up great. Suggestion: wash warm, tumble dry low or hang dry. This will give the best results from my experience with these shirts.

I usually wear medium sized t-shirts and slim fit shirts with a 15-15.5 neckline, and this short sleeve white "uniform" shirt fits really well! I'm not sure what makes this shirt a "uniform" other than the size. It has a left chest pocket which is most commonly found on plain button down shirts. The only potential problem for some is that the plastic corset has no slit to insert a collar, nor is there a sewn-in collar. stay. This means that after a few washes the collar will likely begin to…

Nice thick fabric that irons well and looks classy in a slightly western style. Bought for a friend who needed a white shirt for the occasion but has worn it a few times since. Looks good, washes without shrinking, is cheap.

Pretty good basic uniform style shirt but if I don't wear it to work I might go out with it. Not the most breathable material, but doesn't feel cheap either. Pretty comfortable EXCEPT for the hands. While the upper arm fits perfectly, the top of the bicep is a little narrow up to the opening. I have to roll up my cuffs or if I reach for something they'll grab my arms and take my shirt. And I'm not swollen at all; My hands are very medium sized. Although no complaints. I roll up the short…

Moral of the message: plan to order most of your build. I love this shirt, the color, the feel, the length. However, the size is not exact. I'm borderline medium/tall. I can usually switch between them. 6'2", 185 pounds. It was a large size and while it fit, it was also restrictive. Especially around the armpits which extend around the back. Generally it's fine as long as you don't raise your arms needing to reach for something, or stretching both arms forward (as when bending over to wash your

I've been wearing this "kind" of shirts for over 30 years, but with many retailers failing, I have a hard time finding the right one. I recently bought two Lee shirts and two Stafford jerseys (JC Penney) through Revain. Both have an unfortunate design change (compared to my preferred design) in that they have small openings for the sleeves. This causes them to bind when you try to raise your arms. Lee's devices also have pockets that are too small -- they barely fit in a pen or mechanical…