Men's Dress Shirt Poplin (Available in Regular, Fitted, Slim, and Extreme Slim Fits)

Great slim fit shirt. The spread collar looks striking and modern. More of a British look, but more and more seen over here in the US. Great for skinny builds, the back is actually tapered very slightly, but not nearly as much as a woman's dress shirt would be. The collar allows more of your necktie knot to be seen, so if you are good at tying a proper Windsor knot, they look great. The 4-in-one, or schoolboy knot don't really look particularly great with a spread collar, so take that into consideration.Are they the best quality shirts? No. I'd rate them a 8.5/10, because I had to cut about an inch or two of spare thread from most of the stitching. Unfortunately this shirt screams sweatshop mass production, as it looks as if it were hastily snatched from the sewing machine and packaged immediately without the finishing touches. However, they look and feel fine once you do trim the extra thread.Be aware, you will not be doing any jumping-jacks, or really any such over the head arm movements, as the arms are a little bit restricted due to the slim fit nature of the shirt. I find that if I lift my arm over the headrest in my car while I reverse, the shirt will come untucked from the belt line, or very nearly will. I am also a gangly dude, so your mileage may vary.Also, be ready for there to be no shirt pocket. I do use a pen on and off again all day at work, and I have already looked like a fool bringing a pen to my upper left chest and just let it drop to the floor, being used to shirts with a pocket. It is a little jarring at first, but I am getting used to it.Bottom line: these shirts are worth the low price they ask, but barely any more.PROS:+ Spread collar is a nice touch, they allow a good necktie knot to stand out+ Slim fit, no more swimming in loose dress shirts+ Very British, UK type look+ Very competitive pricingCONS:- Stitching is not the greatest, expect loose threads, and keep your scissors handy- No shirt pocket (just be aware!)- Arms are a little restricted due to the slim fit

Ordered my usual size in other brands, and this fit as they do with the exception of the collar being a bit tight. The only option I have there is to move up a size and have it even baggier though. It seems you will NOT gain more room across the back/shoulders when you reach forward if you go up just one size. Material quality is a big rough and, well, polyester feeling, and not the nice synthetic fabric you can get if you spend enough on polyester that's actually better than some cheaper wools... no, this is a bit harsh. For the price, you cannot beat it.Overall construction is acceptable overall, excellent for the price. Stitching is straight and even, no bad seams I noticed yet, no hanging threads, only a few loose cut-off threads that would come off with a brush or wash. As usual, I'd like to see an extra inch of sleeve length on most shirts and a bit less of a portly proportion to each of the cuts, or an option to have a 15/34 in a "small" proportion.The extra/extreme slim is really about a medium modern cut, almost a properly fitted or tailored look. I have at least 1/2 torso worth of extra space. Slim cut is what I'd really call standard. It's basically a very generous blocky cut, straight down and fairly baggy--this is the photo I uploaded of the "wave blue" shirt. I have room for two of me in this cut, plus a muffin top, and this is the smallest size I can get buttoned over my skinny neck. Standard must be for people under 5'8" and over 250 lb. I would call it downright portly, like a wally world cut (no offense, I have some clothes from there too--just know what to expect).Update: I did get 2 shirts repackaged, but that's an Amazon/seller issue, not the product. One was just folded, half unbuttoned, in a clear plastic bag, the type they use for repacking. The other at least had the board and pins, although you could see it had been repinned a few times.

I didn't like this shirt. It had no dress pocket and when it arrived the shirt had clearly been opened and returned previously. Of the shirts I ordered this was the only one that did not come properly folded like a new dress shirt. I returned the shirts as a group but Amazon claims I didn't return one even though it was in the same box. Then attempts to censor my reviews...

My husband needed a shirt for our daughter's wedding. He doesn't wear dress shirts very often so we did not want to spend a lot of money but he still needed to be comfortable & look good. We were not able to find a dress shirt that fit him locally as he needs a 36" sleeve. And of course he did not try everything on until the week before the wedding! Amazon Prime and the Arrow dress shirt to the rescue. The color was great, it fit him well through the body (he's 6'1"), neck 17 1/2 and including sleeve length. Huge sigh of relief! He was still nervous...but it wasn't because of the shirt :-)

For shirts that retail at $50 each, these sure are some flimsy things. Very sheer - the inner tag is clearly visible from outside when wearing. An undershirt is a must have. They wrinkle very easily too. Besides that, the last button sits at my belly button, so it's way too short for my 6'4 frame. Last but not least, the cheap plastic collar stays are actually sewn into the collar, so once they start curling up, as they inevitably will after being washed, dried, and ironed a few times, that's it for the shirt. For a few dollars more one can have nice dress shirts. I'm afraid I'll have to return these.

Good quality, better than expected...... Maybe a tad short on the sleeves

It is polyester cotton. I was expecting good quality cotton.

So, this is an affordable "twenty dollar" white dress shirt. There's good & bad things about it, but overall 4/5 stars.Great* the size (fit) is great, neck and sleeves and cuffs are right, the torso is good as well, not huge and not tight* the stitching looks well done, barely any loose ends (maybe 2 if i really push my counting)* good variety of sizes to pick from* mine is made in Egypt (but NOT Egyptian cotton) which is kind of a nice touch, as opposed to China etcGood* the length (front & back) is good but could be longer to better and more fully tuck in (95% good, i'd say)* the sewn-in (non-removable) collar stays feel adequately thick* the buttons would likely be nicer if white instead of "bone color" (they are plastic), but it's fine and easy to switch if wantedNeeds improvement* material is a bit too sheer (see-through), not as "thick" as i would like, but this CAN be fixed by simply sewing in a small section of "liner" using invisible thread, just in the area where it shows when wearing a suit jacket / blazer - and most likely only if you're NOT wearing a tie since a tie might just cover it up anyways? the entire rest is fine since it's covered by a jacket and makes it more breathable.considering the incremental cost of a small bit of material and some time on the sewing machine, and the cost to get this right-size nice white shirt, i'd say it's easily a 4/5 stars. honestly, if the material was just thicker i'd buy plenty of these! they're that great of a value.

Mido 1.83 y peso 68 kg. Por lo general busco ropa de corte entallado.En otras marcas (Express, Levis, Hugo Boss, etc.) los cortes SLIM FIT o TAYLORED me quedan bien.Esta camisa no es, ni remotamente, EXTRA SLIM FIT.Pedí una talla 15-15medio, 34/35.La tela se ve de buena calidad.El cuello ajusta bien, y la longitud de las mangas y ajuste de hombros es correcto.Pero las mangas son muy amplias, incluso más que una de ajuste regular.El pecho ajusta holgado y en la zona de la cintura lejos de ser EXTRA SLIM, es para alguien con abdomen abultado, esta camisa francamente pudiera ser RELAXED FIT.Tardé más en quitarle la media docena de alfileres a la camisa que en darme cuenta que ARROW no tiene ni idea de lo que significa SLIM FIT.Tuve que devolverla.

This slim dress shirt is smaller than the actual size. It's almost like a body suit with a slight baggage. May have to go one size up to compensate if looking slim is important. I'm not sure what the deal is with the pins holding the shirt on to the paperboard inside the fold. It automatically ruined the shirt with pin holes. The fabric is very thin so the holes can easily expand, especially with the tight fit that force stretching.