Pendleton Sleeve Front Classic Canyon Men's Clothing in Shirts Review

Really good quality wool. I got a very big one. I'm 6ft 2in, 182lbs. Of course it was too big on the stomach and the sleeves were too short. But the shirt was actually quite luxurious, as it should be for $170... Although I tried the buttons in the cuff, I pulled the cuff out before it ripped. Literally during the adjustment. Haha, I planned to wear this shirt every day for five years... It doesn't hurt if it rips the first time you try it on.

I love the way this shirt looks and fits. I get a lot of positive attention and compliments when I wear it. This is a quality Pendleton shirt with all the details you need. Made from 100% wool so consider using it as an overshirt.

I used to have Pendleton shirts, this one was thin. I guess that's to be expected, many years ago I bought it for $80. I used it as a fall jacket. This one didn't even come close to the quality I expected from that name. And it was $180. You have to adjust for inflation, but it didn't match the $100 jump.

There is nothing more to say. Pendelton is a quality brand for wool shirts. It has almost everything I wanted: o It can be worn outside. You don't have to put it in your belt. For a chubby guy like me, that's a big plus. o Its design makes refilling easier. It has a slight hem that can be tucked in or left out. o Two pockets. I like to put a lot of things in my shirt pockets. The only drawback is that the pockets are too small for me. I prefer long pockets because I have a big phone and I put…

On the first day of wearing, straight out of the box, not even washed, the button on the left cuff broke. This is a light to medium weight shirt, not the heavy weight I was expecting from the $108 Pendleton. Also note the label, made in Mexico from US materials.

Pendleton continues to live up to its name. I love this shirt as much as the others I've bought to go with it. I love the western style, complete with snaps. I have a blue and black shirt (I wanted green but it wasn't available in my size) and the colors are rich without feeling like I'm wearing a neon sign. I'm a little over 6'1" with a chest of about 44" and the large size fits me just right; XL will be too big. However, I doubt it will fit if I accidentally wash it in warm water. I always…

I bought my first Pendleton shirt at a thrift store when I was 15. It was too big for my skinny personality, but I liked it, so I wore it almost every day, to work, to play or as a dress. 23 years later this is still my favorite shirt that I wear probably four days a week. But now that I've filled it up, I feel cramped and thin in the elbows from working outside a lot. So I bought a new one, thinking that if the new one lasts half as long as the old one, then that's the deal of the century. The