👕 Best Shotgun Western Flannel Shirts by Legendary Whitetails for Men's Clothing Review

Everything was fine before washing, and I really liked it. I ordered it much larger than my actual size as my size has gotten smaller among all brands over the years, coinciding with the shift to Asian design and production. At my 3rd month it is too small and short to wear. You might think they can control the shrinkage. I still wear cheap 10 year old western style shirts (my actual size is XL) that still have plenty of room so the problem is with them, not me. If I can't find a ridiculous 4x…

First off it's a mid-weight, heavyweight flannel, well cut and sewn. Second, the cut and size fits me just right. I'm going to wear it open so the length of the tail isn't that important. I think if I plan on wearing it tucked in, a longer length would help. Third, construction details include inner cuffs and a corduroy-lined collar for durability. To be on the safe side, I washed and dried the shirt after care. instructions and it worked.

I liked the shirt, I liked the colour. It was very comfortable and looked great. The only problem is that it shrunk after the first wash. I washed it in cold water and tumble dried it to keep it out of the dryer. I'm 6'3, 240, semi muscular build. Ordered an XL and it fits great. A little long but not too long so it would look bad if I didn't tuck it in. Now, after washing, the length is so long that I almost can't put it back in, and the fit is almost hipster, snug. Real shame, loved…

I love Legendary Whitetails Shotgun flannel shirts and this Ranch Hand Plad color, but this particular shirt/color is not flannel. It looks more like a regular shirt, just a little thicker. The remaining colors are flannel. Another annoyance with these snap button shirts is that the beaded panels on the buttons come out fairly easily leaving you with an open zipper in the face and the panels won't stay in when you try to tuck them in. her back. Hopefully they'll take care of the tie issue and…