well made, almost too stretchy, on the page it looked like an olive green but on the top of the page it was more like a burnt olive green and just isn't an apealing color.

I'm 5'10'', 175lbs, w/ the long back short legs structure. I purchased two new shirts in Medium and Large to test and compare to my original from five years ago that I absolutely loved and wore to rags when I weighed 200lbs.I give 5/5 stars for the quality of the stitching and the overall integrity of the fabric itself - the two reasons why I will continue to love this shirt. If I could not tailor this shirt to my ideal fitment and comfort then I would not own it.Large: Sleeves are nearly perfect in length for reaching and are 2 past the skin crease of my wrist or 3/4 above the first web space with arms at rest, and are extra cozy/loose around the bicep and shoulder. When I grab and pull the shirt away from my sternum, there's 11 of excess material. This large is way too big for me, mostly in circumferential dimensions, but I LOVE it as a lazy house shirt/fake robe. I look ridiculous in it but it makes my inner child happy - I'll keep it.Imho, the large is better suited for those within the spectrum of 5'10, 300lb to 6'2, 240lb.Medium: Sleeves are perfect in length as a pre-washed garment and will be too short if/when you carelessly do laundry, as I did; which turned the sleeves into 3/4 sleeves but the un-tucked shrunken torso, when paired with an undershirt, fit better than perfect when I weighed 200lbs. What prevents the medium from being perfect for my 175lb structure is excess material around the armpit and latissimus muscle - this area of the shirt completely ruins my tucked-in style because I cannot lift my arm(s) past 80 degrees without the shirt becoming untucked at the side(s); which looks quite sloppy with my leaner physique.Prior to tailoring, when I would try to scrupulously showcase my back side as to not give the impression that I harbor a soggy diaper, I would notice that if I had failed to properly fold over the extra shirt material the excess would bunch up, misalign and print the messy details onto my pants, thus making me look like a hurried shirt stuffer rather than a meticulous individual that tries to live with intent and purpose.What I found most bizarre is the fact that the neck fitment on the large and medium are nearly identical. Perhaps this large in particular is a little off; not certain.Analysis, of my five years of lived experience in this shirt as a blue-collared, counter-culture, sigma male and in relation to life stresses, appearance, attitude and demeanor:Tucked in, average build:....., who's that sharp mystery man that looks structured and cares about himself?Untuck, average build:Huh, look at that free-spirited yet bewildered youngster unwilling to dress as an adult. and/orLook at that classy, urban gardener, he probably has a wicked succulent collection and grows weeds on cardboard.Tucked in, overweight:Stop lying and gift yourself a tailored suit appropriate for the region and season, you'll feel like a million bucks... the currency not the animals.Untuck, overweight:Don't touch his personal toolbox without asking, his wrench drawer is labeled Whistlin' Tommyhawks for a reason!!

This shirt runs small

This shirt seems true to size with the other Wrangler shirts I have. The only complaints I have is that it's a bit thinner, actually noticeably thinner than the others I've bought in the past. It's not so thing that I think it will tear but it's also not as warm in the colder months.The other thing I noticed is that it has loose threads all over the place. A button, the cuff, the seamline for the buttons. None of them are coming out and I've cut them short but... it worries me a little

I wear L but one reviewer said these run small so I bought an XL and it was indeed XL. Good shirt just buy your regular size.

Shirt arrived on time, material is great and comfortable. However I wear a large and this large shirt is bigger than normal especially the collar

Happy

Fit is like a flannel rather than a dress shirt.

Very solid construction, runs a little large but standard wrangler loose sizing. Very sturdy and attractive.

great shirt well made durable

I'm L in basically everything but this L is gigantic, please go one or even two size downs. Besides that, the material is soft, lightweight and nice to use on a regular day. I'm waiting for the stock to return to get it one size down since I can't return it.

It's a good product; fits and feels good.

This is a nice summer weight work shirt. A good buy.

Medium is to small, large is oversized. Somebody was asleep at the sizing switch.

It might take a few more washes to soften up the material but this will be nice when the weather cools.

Too big but kept it to cover my arm skin cancers, Wish it had snaps

My husband had worn blue chambray work shirts for decades. I bought him a couple of these a year or two ago. He likes all cotton - check; he likes two pockets - check. I was disappointed that the fabric seems thinner than older shirts (different manufacturer) and they faded quickly and significantly. Still, I bought him another one this year.

Bought looking for room around my stomach. Fits ok around my torso but sleeves goes to my finger tips.

I'm 5'4 and Small fits me length-wise perfectly at 140-150lb.I ordered this shirt in small and its easily the length of a Medium or even a Large, it covers my entire butt and then some. Almost like a dress -_-The material's good quality but the shirt's way too long for the claimed size.

These are my go-to shirts for work. They're durable, fit well and have good buttons. I own like 8028295 of them in every color under the sun. They're great.