FORTINO LANDI Men's Long-sleeve Banded Collar Shirt - Many Colors Available

Fit as expected. I knew it was going to be a bit close (snug, not tight) around the middle for me (something that I am addressing...slowly) but, it still feels comfortable.The material is good, seams seem strong, and the colour spot on (seems a satin black, but I'm not a reliable source for colour information).It says dry clean only, but I saw that after I tossed it in the washer ... I'll see how it holds up, especially since my washer has a tendency to destroy weak seams and stitching. Initial impressions: I'm satisfied, I'll be getting more over time.20170403: So, I just received my third shirt. This one is actually labelled Fortino Landi. The first 2 were labelled Daniel Ellissa (New York). This one is a smidgen bigger, and looser in the mids. But, the colour is more of a matte black. I prefer the satin black of the daniel ellissa. No dry cleaning label on this one though.

Instead of using the size chart online, I picked a dress shirt I already owned and picked the same size 17 1/2 Neck, 34-35 Sleeves. The neck fits perfect, not tight, not loose. I am a swimmer and a diver. I swim more than a mile every other day. Lots of upper chest movement and work for this frog. I have a 31-32 waist, 47 inch chest, 17 1/2 inch neck. The chest and sleeves are perfect and very comfortable. The area around the abdomen and waist are baggy, but that is to be expected, I can tuck that in back. You can get it tailored, but I am going cowboy style to a wedding, in jeans and a black sport coat and black boots, so I want it with some room to move around like my Daddy's get up (he was a real cowboy from Big Springs Texas) not all tight around the abs. The fabric is very nice, not very thin, but just right.My wife took a look at it and said, she will just wash it, but dry it only on the clothes line. This is a pretty good shirt.

I have two of these shirts. They are great. Very comfortable. The thing to keep and eye out for is possible rust stains from the straight pins used to hold the shirt in place in the packaging. The stains are pretty small of course, but on the khaki shirt, they were noticeable on the shoulders. The ones around the waist were not as big and got tucked in. I did not see stains on my red shirt. Other than that, the shirts themselves are great. The material is very soft, and the fit is excellent. I am going to get at least one more, but now I know to look at all the pins in the packaging.

I received this shirt (16-16 1/2" collar, 35-36 sleeves) last week, and it looks good. The cloth looks well-made and durable, but the real test will be the first couple of washes. I use it as a clergy shirt for wear under my religious habit. For those of you looking for something with collar stud holes, this doesn't have them, but they could be added. The tailoring is a little large in the shoulders and looks a little baggy, but with a few washes, this might change. The material is 65% polyester, 35% cotton.

I have several of these now: black, gray, burgundy, cream, brown, olive and khaki. They come a bit stiff, but after a few washings (yes, you can wash them) they get to be soft and very comfortable. They are a bit light, which makes them great for warmer weather, but be aware that they are also somewhat sheer, so the lighter colors show through. The "cream" and "olive" are a bit yellower than expected. and the olive is lighter than expected. The khaki is a light tan, and the gray is very slightly blue. I get a lot of compliments for these, and they go well with a suit jacket or vest. Fit is nice and roomy.

I like the no-iron fabric (65% Poly, 35% cotton). And the fabric is pretty thin, which I also like b/c I'm usually wearing with an undershirt and sport coat. I bought their 16-16.5" neck 34-35 arm, and it fits based on those measurements, but it's cut very large. I'm 5'10" 160 lbs, and it seems like I could fit another person inside with me. If you normally take a "fitted" or "slim" cut, this is not the shirt for you.

Few people on the planet will fit any shirt 'off the shelf" (neck, torso length, sleeves,girth) , so I buy a size slightly larger in those aspects and have mine tailored after it arrives ($20), so with the shirt costing around $20, I've spent $40 on a custom-tailored, great looking shirt that fits me perfectly and makes my awkward bits look like part of the plan. It seems to be well made and the design is exactly to my taste. I bought a black one and a brown one, the material is thin, but like silk, not like a thin t-shirt. I have no negatives to say about the shirt and am going to buy a couple more.

It's long. I might have to take it to a tailor to have the length shortened a bit. Too early to say how it will wear. The material is neither too thin nor too thick IMO and very comfortable. Time will tell. It does look nice and is suitable for dress or casual wear. I upgraded my rating after going ahead and washing it in cold water and using tumble dry on warm setting despite the warning. It turned out fine, but that was just my experience and as a result, I'd buy it again.