Wrangler Authentics 🐃 Men's Sherpa Sleeve Buffalo Clothing Review

I was torn on whether to give 2 or 3 stars. Despite the flaws, it is well made. Cons: I know it's a shirt jacket but it's cut exactly like a shirt. Then the padding inside just makes an odd fit. It had to have a relaxed design to accommodate the padding. By the way, is it cut like a shirt not like a tailcoat? They are modified to look like a jacket. The front pockets are too small for today's phones, which I think is a fail shirt design. The side pockets are good and not bulky, but not very…

I am 6ft 250lbs with a small belly and XXL was HUGE. The sleeves are very voluminous and billowy. However, the wrist opening has to be unbuttoned to leave enough room for the hand, which is rather unusual for a blazer shirt. The front of the shirt is oddly short. The side pockets are very small and have no sagging, so nothing can stay in them. The pattern on the front pockets is asymmetrical, indicating little quality awareness. The only good thing I can say is that the lining is nice and soft.

Favorite pattern, comfortable. Very warm. Not too heavy, but definitely has weight. I'm 5ft 9in and 215lbs Pure American. Waist 36, steep biceps and rather broad shoulders. I love beach walks and raw oysters. It's too big anyway, ordered XL first and sent it back. The large fits, but to be honest I could handle the medium as I've been training more lately.

I'm a woman, I'm looking for a lined flannel shirt, warm, well-cut. Being tailored for a man, it fits me loose, longer and squarer. However, I was looking for it since I use it as a fall jacket. The lining is soft, which makes this shirt useful as a jacket. I am very happy with my purchase and will be getting another one in a different color soon. It will also come in handy when winter comes.

I bought another Wrangler Sherpa Lined shirt in denim and it was so good I bought this plaid one. It's just as beautiful and comfortable as the first one I bought. I wear them at home with jogging pants every day during the cold months, which gives me the opportunity to turn the thermostat down to 65 degrees, feel completely comfortable and save a lot on heating costs, so the shirts actually pay for themselves. It's also nice when you can walk to the mailbox without having to put on a winter…

Not as chunky as the pictures. I've recently worn it under a denim jacket for insulation while still looking good and it works well. I immediately ordered another one in plain anthracite. The lining is not very bulky but enough to make a difference in bad weather. The sleeves are quilted and not too short or too long. big enough for something like an iPhone. Another review said the collar is thin, they are right. It's not a very durable shirt collar, but if that suits you then it's ok.