JEMITOPMen's Pure Cotton Retro Lace Up Shirts for Renaissance Pirate Viking Medieval

I bought this for my 10yr old son who is actually a tall size 12. It was a bit too big on him but only by about a size or so. Made of a linen material so it wasn't itchy or too heavy and hung right for the design and seems to be made pretty well, (I sew and made costumes in the past, so this is something I look for). The color was pretty on point too. This shirt is cute enough to even wear to school. I will try to load pictures later. My son is 10 yrs old and tall in the torso, wheres a 12 due to height and we bought a small and it fit just fine.

Great value, pretty true to size. Nice and lightweight so you don’t overheat. Pretty good quality, great “fun item”.

As described, you should probably order a size up. My hubby will probably only wear this once or I would send it back for a larger size. After all, it’s 100% cotton. I had ordered his usual size. Other than size, it’s a nice shirt.

Surprisingly good construction, comfortable for cotton, nice and light, and well made. I do with the vent at the bottom was real; there is a vent, but its sewn shut along the bottom. I'm going to try to slit it open just a bit. RUNS SMALLLLLLLLLLLL

Who does not like a comfortable natural Renn-Faire shirt? This is great—cotton, machine washable, and true to size. Looks natural in with my renn faire custume, and I will use it for years.

Fit super well and was very comfortable. Material was fairly breathable, Bought it as a cheap thing to wear to a festival and if you’re looking for something that’s cheap but functional, you will pleased.

I bought this for a halloween costume, but I like it so much that I now where it on a regular basis.I bought a second one in a different color and originally I was planning to only keep one of the two, but I decided to keep both.I think it's stylish and I love the feel of the material, there's just one major problem:There's a scratchy tag, one of the stiff plastict ones, sewn in to the inside seam. It's impossible to remove sufficiently without damaging the shirt. Why do companies still do this?!Cutting off most of the tag isn't good enough. In fact that probably makes it worse. You can cut it a millimeter away from the thread, and it will still scratch you raw.I cut it closer, and managed to rip off part of the remainder, but as careful as I tried to be, using quality precision scissors, I damaged the threads. And I'm still not sure if I removed enough of the offending material to stop the scratching.Trust me when I say it's impossible to remove the tag sufficiently to stop the scratching, without damaging the stitching in the seam, at least a little bit.I may resort to soaking the fabric in cold water and then trying to melt / burn off the remaining plastic (since cotton is less flammable than plastic..hopefully).I'm taking off two full stars, because it doesn't matter how nice a shirt is if you deliberately sabotage it and make it unwearable. Either make the tag easy to fully remove, or use a softer material, or better yet both.Or better still, no tag at all.

The shirt is amazing, the material is heavy enough and yet somehow also light enough. The only “complaint” I have is that it’s just a bit short and I wish it was longer for wearing a belt over top of it. (To be fair I am 6’3”). I got the 2XL and it’s true to size as well!