Levi'sMen's Slouchy Shirt

THE GOOD SHIRT

Just as expected..

Great throw on, comfy shirt Denise very little care. Very much to standard US sizing, soft, comfortable, and can machine or hand wash in a pinch.

This is a great, light-weight Levi's button-down shirt. I ordered pieced chambray for my husband although I wasn't sure he would like the style. Half of the shirt is what I would consider the traditional light blue chambray fabric of most of his summer Levi's shirts and other other half is more of a dark denim color that is the same as a lot of his western Levi's shirts. I have been a fan of Levi's for longer than I would care to admit, and I have purchased jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts, trucker jackets, winter coats, hats, luggage, purses and even aprons from this brand. I'm pretty sure both my husband's closet and my own is well over 50% clothing from this brand. My husband is 5'7" tall and weighs about 170 pounds. He has a slim build and wears a size L in Levi's modern/slim fit and an M in their classic fit shirts. This one is oversized, and I ordered a size M because it is 100% cotton. He likes the way this fits -- a bit loose and very comfy for a hot day (he wears long-sleeves year round). At first he wasn't so sure sure about the two-piece color/style, but it is a fun look and it looks good on him. The shirt is well made with well stitched, sturdy seams, buttons that are securely sewn on, perfectly finished button holes and a large chest pocket (probably my husband's favorite part) with the little red tag. I wash his cotton shirts in cold water and put them on a hanger to dry to minimize ironing. This will still need a touch-up to look its best. The current price of $35.98 seems quite reasonable for Levi's quality.

Holy COW this is one of the ugliest shirts I have ever seen. This shirt seriously looks like a reject from the worst of the early 90s styles. My husband will generally wear ANYTHING I order him, but even he drew the line at this shirt. The "pieced" chambray isn't just two different colors, but feels like two different material blends, so it hangs awkwardly. Add that to the fact the fit of this shirt is not just oversized, it is tent-like, but with sleeves that are too short for my 6 foot 3 husband (he can usually wear a normal size button up without the sleeves stopping well shy of his wrists). Normally, I adore Levi's, but they totally missed the mark with this one. Maybe instead of an ugly sweater party, there could be an ugly shirt party? Otherwise, I would advise passing on this shirt.

I really like this Levi ‘s slouchy shirt. I’ve worn Levi products for years and their brand is well known for making dependable jeans and casual clothes.I need to draw your attention to one thing about this shirt. The right front and right sleeve are a slightly darker color to the rest of the shirt. This is by design. There is no mention of this in the description. If you look closely at the photo of the shirt, you can see the different color fabric. Some people might not like this feature. I have no trouble with it, in fact I think it adds a little uniqueness to the shirt design.The shirt is well made and has plenty of room. It seems a lot of shirts on the market are cutting down the amount of room around the chest/stomach. This shirt has plenty of room.If you catch the shirt as soon as the dry cycle is done and hang it on a rack, there is no need to iron the shirt. It looks great.The shirt has one breast pocket on the left side. I use this for my phone.It is designed for work or casual wear. Stylish and comfortable. Well made.

I got this for my husband. He hates it. Though advertised as “slouchy” and oversized, this is ridiculously large. My husband is on the border between large/extra large for most clothing where the larges can be a bit tight on his love handles. This shirt is a large and is ridiculously baggy. No shape whatsoever. If that’s the style you like, this is for you. We were hoping for some extra room, but this looks like I bought like a big and tall size shirt.It also is two toned in the front, but not in the back. It’s like 75% one materials and 25% another which is weird looking. And the contrast isn’t enough to where it is clearly different except when you deliberately look at the seam. Just bizarre. But that’s our opinion. I can see people liking this look. It’s just not for my husband.

I like to wear denim shirts around the house a lot and my old standby one was starting to fray badly at the collar, so I wanted to try this one as a replacement. It comes from a well known brand and the sizing seems right, which is certainly not a given with a lot of unknown brands. The cut is pretty loose and that's comfortable, which is a requirement for this type shirt. It looks OK, but I have been surprised that it doesn't launder better than it actually does. With other denim shirts, even including ones as light as this one, I'm used to them coming out of the washer and dryer with not many wrinkles. I've taken that as a key benefit of denim fabric. But this shirt wrinkles a little more than I prefer, even though it's not excessive. Along with that slight negative, I'm not wild about the collar design. It's looser and less stable than I think it should be. Probably it would have been better to use a button down collar instead of this kind of floppy one. So I'm still glad to have this shirt, but it definitely has room for improvement.