Review on Men'S French Cuff Dress Shirt Regular Fit Long Sleeve Spread Collar Metal Cufflinks by Joshua Sharma

I've bought twelve of these shirts because they stay tucked in. Additionally, they're a cotton poly blend so they should last a long time while looking great.I've encountered four different fabrics and two styles. I've bought one blue, one yellow, one pink, one orange and three white shirts. These have a ribbed texture in the fabric. I've included a picture of the white shirt so you'll know what you're looking at.The shirts with white collars and cuffs have two different fabrics. They're much lighter material than the shirts I told you about above. I have a Stripe Fs10 Blue and two other shirts which aren't offered currently with a solid light blue and another solid pink both with white collars and cuffs. I've included pictures of the striped shirt and the solid. These fit the same as the shirts covered above.I liked the ten I owned so much I bought two more. The first is New Green and the second is light purple. These shirts feel like silk. It is a totally different fabric. Additionally, the cuffs are rounded and the collars have metal collar stays. These two shirts felt more luxurious, but the measurements were off. I'm a 17.5 neck and I measured these shirts and they are half an inch bigger (18) than what I'm used to wearing. It makes ties look funny, so I won't wear any ties with these shirts. I think the sleeves may be longer, too, but I didn't measure them. The collar stays don't fit on either shirt. They're too big. I also don't think they're needed. I've attached pictures so you can see what I'm referring to. My guess is all the J.Ver Shirts with rounded cuffs will be cut the same. If I were to buy more, I'd get a 17 inch collar and they'd fit great!Each shirt comes with a set of cufflinks and so far they've looked good as well. The price is right, I donated all my old shirts, that always came untucked, to good will. If you have them pressed or do it yourself, you'll get compliments on a very inexpensive shirt. All of the first ten shirts I iron on the blend heat setting. The two shirts with the curved cuffs I iron on the coolest setting and if you hang them up right out of the dryer, you may not need to iron them at all.If you like value, look no farther.