Nautica School Uniform Performance Button Down Shirt for Men - Apparel and Clothing Review

I was so happy to get this shirt from Nautica. I saw that there are several reviews on the website but they don't say anything about the size. First off, I weigh 154 pounds and am 5.7 feet tall. I chose code M, I think it is to cultivate my moral version, I feel like wearing something tight, maybe because my belly is bigger and it is shirt dress, regular campus shirt, its design is more common, in addition to the details of the collar, there is a logo, the other is compressed, oxford cloth…

I'm a big fan of button down shirts. I like that I can pull them up or down. This shirt is perfect because you can do just that with it. I've worn it with elegant outfits and it looks great. I also softened it by rolling up the sleeves and pairing it with chinos and sneakers. The shirt is true to size and very comfortable. The material is opaque and lightweight. Highly recommended!

The description of the shirt says it's oxford which means cotton/linen to me. This shirt was actually a regular dress shirt with an odd fabric feel. It wasn't inconvenient but definitely not what we wanted and we didn't have time to go back and buy something else so it served the purpose. The shirt looks well made and fits as expected. If this was an actual Oxford shirt I would probably rate it a 5.

Nautica Men's Youth School Uniform Long sleeve button-down oxford shirt for performances I'm a medium size. 5 feet will be 4,130 pounds. Sleeves are slightly longer. I have to roll it once to make it fit. The neck area is a bit tight for me, but still not bad. The material is almost like silk and very light. I like it but I can't wear a tie with it as it would be too tight.

This shirt is not what I expected from an oxford shirt. I was expecting a thicker, canvas-like material, but this material is form-fitting, like a performance t-shirt or t-shirt. It's cut like a regular shirt and would look great with a tie or under a blazer or jacket, so for my husband's needs. The best part is that this shirt is not as wrinkle resistant as some shirts if you can handle the different feel of the material. $18 is a great price for a shirt.

I've lived long enough to remember the beginnings of polyester clothing in the late 1970's. It was tough, usually somewhat prickly, and also looked like an artificial material. Polyester has come a long way since then, but Nautica has somehow managed to come back and capture the same terrible polyester of yesteryear. Just avoid this shirt entirely, even if it's currently only $17. Your kids will be glad they don't have to wear this to school.