👕 Men's Charcoal Propper Short Sleeve Uniform: A Versatile Pick for Active Wear Review

Great shirt. They're long enough to slip in easily, but not so long that they look weird when unfolded. The material is soft yet durable. For best results, wash them inside out. My uniform shirts typically last 2 years before being replaced. Each shirt is worn and washed once a week. Even if they literally still look like new at the beginning of their life expectancy.

I have 5 or 6 of these shirts and love the look and fit. However, they are definitely big. Most of the other shirts I wear are L or sometimes XL if they run small. I wear an M with these shirts and can even comfortably wear a t-shirt underneath. I've had a few of these shirts for a few years and they still look great. Unlike cotton, the material does not pill and does not change when washed. The only problem is that they can be easily caught. Stay away from Velcro and other rough surfaces.

(((UPDATE 09/04/2020))) Bought a shirt for the second time and I still love the shirts, I will definitely be more in the future!)))(First time shopping -- -> ) Cool shirt! Two pockets on the sleeves hold my Olight bag and a tactical pen! The shirt appears to be slightly larger than the actual size of the size I ordered in my opinion, but the way the material fits and hugs your body was only slightly noticeable to me, but I'm still very happy with it this shirt. I like my work shirts to be…

I really like these polo shirts. They are very cheap, especially for large and large sizes. The only problem I have with shirts is that they snag easily and can be badly damaged. One of the shirts got caught on the seat belt in my new car (so it's worn and rough from use). Given the price I'm willing to replace it if it gets really bad.

Haven't worn this shirt yet but first impressions are that this is a good quality polo for such a price. I do not agree. A little big but not big enough in my opinion to reduce the size. I'm 6ft 250lbs and usually wear XL. Got an L because of what I read in the reviews. While it's still wearable in any smaller size and will look like I wore a Schmadium. Unless you are the epitome of fitness I would stick with your normal size.

As the name suggests, I only buy UA Coolgear shirts for work. What I found out was that they were expensive and it was rare for two shirts to be the same size. 2XL was either narrow or too big. Never default. I was really fed up with dwelling on this over and over again until I found Propper. These shirts are true to size and very comfortable. They absorb moisture very well and look very good. I've had them for years and they're just the last. Oh, and did I mention they're part of the cost of…

I've only worn it once but the shirt feels well tailored and is quite cool in the North Carolina heat. I like the sunglass loop but I doubt I can use the pen pockets. In terms of size, I'm 6ft 2in and about 180 and the medium is roomy enough. If I wanted a snug fit, which I don't, I could probably go to Small and still be comfortable.

I'm 6ft tall and about 250lbs. I wear size 40W/32L pants because of my big belly/butt. The XL looked like a garbage bag and was very long - reaching mid-thigh. Large size - almost perfect fit.

I don't like how thin the material is. The shirt is mostly transparent. I have to wear a black t-shirt underneath, otherwise you can see my underwear through the shirt. In addition, drafts or wind blow directly onto your skin. I bought the exact same shirt at my local uniform store and the material is much thicker and better quality. Of course, albeit more expensive. I would not recommend wasting money on this shirt.