GoodthreadsMen's Slim-Fit Long-Sleeve Plaid Poplin Shirt

Just got this shirt this week but initially it looks and fits great. Better quality than similar H&M and Gap stuff at about the same price. Definitely slim fit. Looks great without a jacket or sweater. Without the top button buttoned it doesn't fly open and expose all that manly hamburger meat, which is good or bad depending on your style. I'm 5'10", 155lbs and it fits a little snug, but looks good. Sleeves are a good length. I can actually button the top button for a tie and i can't with most other shirts unless i get a Medium or regular fit.

I bought the XL and it fit great. Finally a slim fit shirt that is fitted by not too much. I am 5' 10" and am around 198 pounds, 46 chest and squeeze into a 36 waist and an XL fit perfect. I have longer arms and it's nice to have a shirt that has long enough sleeves. I like the double buttons on the cuffs which is hard to find on shirts these days. The shirt is light and cool and just wears perfectly. One of things I always disliked about 100 percent cotton shirts is how the strip of material going down the length of the shirt where the buttons are and and where the button holes are always like to start crinkling up making you have to iron it, same with the collar. In this case of this shirt, although it is a light material, the collar and those 2 strips of material I described are actually a little bit thicker than the rest of the shirt and I think this is why this shirt comes out of the dryer ready to wear with no ironing needed. I love it and am going to buy more colors. I actually am replacing my old navy and dockers slim fit long sleeve shirts with these. Thanks Amazon and don't change anything about these shirts.

Nice shirt. It's lightweight, but doesn't feel cheap in my opinion. I purchased a medium and I'm 6'0" and roughly 150lbs. I'm thin (I play soccer and have that sort of tall and thin build if you can picture that) and the shirt fit great in the chest, arms, and torso. However, before washing it was a little too long. Fortunately, after washing it probably shrunk about an inch to an inch and a half in length (this was intentional on my part) which put the shirt right where I wanted it to be. People who are built like me are certainly used to having shirts fit oddly on them in one way or another, whether that be too wide, too short, or too tight. I'm somewhat of an "inbetweener" when it comes to sizes. Mediums can be too large sometimes, and smalls too tight or too short. Luckily this shirt fit well enough that I'll be adding this brand and cut in to my usual shopping when I search out new clothes. Overall, happy with the purchase and will be buying more patterns and colors. I'll also try and test out some of the other shirt types offered by this same brand.

As a slim person with an athletic build (i.e. slim waist, broad shoulders), I'm always very hesitant when buying button-up shirts online because they seem to never fit as described. Luckily I was able to get a perfect fit from this Goodthreads brand on my first try.For reference, I'm 5'10, 160 Ibs with a 38" chest, 32" waist, and a 15.5" neck so I bought a size Medium per the size chart and the shirt I received is true to size! It's a nice slim fit cut that's not too restrictive around the upper arms/pit area and the sleeve length also lays perfectly at about 0.5 - 1" past my wrist. The length of the torso is also perfect for wearing casually untucked which is another huge problem area for most button-ups I've tried (e.g. 9 times out of 10 they'll be marketed as casual button-down shirts but the torso would be very long, forcing you to wear them tucked in only like a dress shirt).One thing I would love even more is if they made the inclusion of spandex or some other stretchy material standard in these kinds of shirts but that's just hopeful wishing.

My husband is the type of guy to wear a t shirt and shorts or pants but I’ve been nagging him to get nice nice dress shirts. He gave prime wardrobe a try and really liked it. He tried on all the shirts and this one by far looked the best on him. The material is soft and the fit is perfect. The color is also flattering on him. He can wear it with the sleeves rolled up for a more casual look or with them down to be more dressy. Good quality product from Amazon! Love it!

Bottom line: This is a nice quality shirt that fits well; wrinkles very easilyI was quite skeptical when I purchased this shirt given the fairly low price point, but I am fairly impressed by this Goodthreads shirt! Overall, the cotton feels soft, but yet high quality and a good thickness. The slim fit is fantastic and fits my husband very well. It's a great length, you can wear the shirt either tucked in or untucked. The overall design is quite nice, it's a great business casual shirt to wear around. The best part is that it holds up well in the washer, avoiding dry clean costs!The main downside is that the shirt wrinkles very easily. You will need to iron the shirt every time it comes out of the wash. I have to dock two stars for this as it's quite tedious having to iron the shirt all the time. There are shirts out there that cost a little more and are wrinkle free. I would go with wrinkle free if this is the type of shirt you wear often.

I purchased four of these shirts for my husband, who desperately needed to change up his wardrobe for work. Since I was buying so many at one time I opted for shirts in a more reasonable price range. This can be a real gamble as most of the time you certainly get what you pay for, however I believe these are an absolute steal. They are not the thickest shirts, but certainly nice quality and sharp fit. I would suggest hang drying (unfortunately that means you must iron) as the sleeves may shrink. My husband is a 16 neck and 33/34 sleeve. I ordered his shirts in size large and believe the sleeves may be a true 33. The prints are more vibrant than pictured so you should be pleasantly surprised. The pink/navy plaid is a softer salmon color, and he received many compliments.