Dress Shirts

PERFECT SHIRT!!!

My husband owns two of these, one in grey and one in white. He’s a hard to please guy in the dress shirt department, not to mention that he has a few tattoos on his arms and chest that make lots of dress shirts look kind of icky. With this one, he is cool (we live in the south) and comfortable, not to mention the tattoos don’t conduct thier own peep show at inoportune times. The fitting on the shirt is streamlined but not tight (that says a lot because where my guy isn’t fat, he’s not delicate either) so it looks great worn with or without a suit. He always gets compliments on his shirts, and on my side of the equasion, they feel so silky and wonderful, they don’t stain easily, and clean up with no fuss. Short short answer : He looks hot! He feels cool. We go home. I take shirt off. ‘Nuff said.

Well made shirt, but it just doesn’t fit.

This is a well made shirt and good material, but it just doesn’t fit. All shirts now-a-days are made for super-heavy weights. Manufacturers assume that you have a 36 inch chest and 50 inch waist. I bought a 14.5 inch neck, but by actual measurement it’s 15.5. It’s more like a one size fits all. I still have Geoffrey Beene shirts I bought over 20 years ago and they fit like gloves. Now they assume that all Americans are obese and size shirts accordingly.