Versatile Timberland PRO Blended Long Sleeve Charcoal Men's Clothing: Ideal for T-Shirts & Tanks Review

My only criticism of this shirt is that when you roll up the sleeves, the ribs stretch and stay that way, making them loose. This shouldn't be the case after a single use. Timberland needs to work on the quality of their stretch fabric.

I needed a shirt to match my wheat colored shoes and I just knew it was the right one. To my surprise, this shirt is much darker than the usual wheat color we know and love.

Material was very scratchy. the shirt is cheaper than the carhartt force but i'd rather pay for the comfort...maybe it will soften up after a few washes you didn't wash it and sent it back. Fit was slightly larger than expected

Update: these are great shirts for the worker. They're long with slits on the sides, making them easy to bend and lift up for light coverage of your tummy and back. I love them so much I now have 5-6 of them. AVOID dark blue as the fabric is totally different and looks like a cheap mixed fabric. I'm a 6' tall 189 lb male and the medium size fits me perfectly. At first what I got was too big. The fabric is great, wish the sleeve was 1/4 longer but overall a great shirt.

After encountering numerous slim and tailored import shirts, these Timberland shirts came as a pleasant surprise. A mid-weight cotton-polyester blend with a cotton-like feel but resists tumble-dry shrinkage. Rib-knit cuffs, a sturdy chest pocket and side V-necks at the bottom hem. I have a petite build (5ft 7in, 145lbs) and ordered a size small. Designed as outerwear, they fit perfectly. Now I have three of them!

I have quite a bit of Timberland PRO gear and am generally happy. I bought three of these shirts to have a good cotton base for winter. They are very comfortable and breathable. Ideal for work or casual wear. In terms of size, I despise long, baggy shirts. Since these are work shirts, I understand that they should be larger. I'm 5ft 8in, 170lbs and bought all my Timberland PRO shirts from SMALL and am happy with them. If you want to feel more baggy I would go to your normal size.