Wrangler Western Shirt Washed Finish Men's Clothing Review

returned defective size cut small - (wasn't fitted all over - the top fitted perfectly but was tailored precisely at the butt and hips - and I'm not overweight - I don't think even a man could wear this) for this medium Size isn't bad - hangs a little off the shoulders, but better still works well. I would really like to see Wrangler bring production back to the US. The dresses are true to size and were cut to the correct pattern for downsizing when their products are manufactured in America…

Bought this shirt for my husband for Christmas. He wore it several times and now the clasp has broken. The back of the pearl clasp is glued to the other side. The bead side has fallen off and you can see where some of the teeth were never attached. The problem is that you just can't replace a button as easily as you can a button. Unfortunately, the broken bolt is the second from the top, so clearly visible. Aside from the broken button shirt, it's still in great condition. What a waste. I think

I've been wearing denim shirts from K-Western for a long time. They feel comfortable, hold up well and look good. Decided to try the Wrangler brand when the keys weren't available last week. When they arrived, the Wrangler shirts felt lighter and less heavy than I was used to. I weighed them, and sure enough, the new Wrangler shirt weighed 19 ounces. The Key shirt, washed dozens of times, still weighed 23 ounces. There's nothing wrong with the fit or quality of the Wrangler shirts, but of…

After the shirt was washed, I put it in the dryer on low heat and removed it until completely dry. It was very wrinkled and needed ironing. Even after using the steam iron, it still looked wrinkled. He's also very tough. The fabric is not washed denim but chambray. There's a difference. I've had a western clothing store for many years, so I know about fabrics. Maybe it will end up softening after 1/2 dozen washes.