Arrow 1851 Men's Dress Shirt Poplin (Available in Regular, Fitted, Slim, and Extreme Slim Fits)

The spread collar on this shirt makes a statement, and it has a slim fit. It's more of a British look, but it's becoming more and more popular here in the US as well. This shirt is well suited to skinny build because the back is tapered very slightly, yet not enough to make this shirt look like a dress shirt for women. They look great if you know how to tie a Windsor knot properly, so you can see more of your tie knot. Four points of the 4-point scale You should keep in mind that knots like the one and the schoolboy knot don't look all that great with a spread collar. Those shirts look good, but are they of the best quality? Not at all. Their 8 rating would be a good score. I gave the stitching a 5/10 because I cut about an inch or two of spare thread from many of the stitches. I apologize, but this shirt bears all the hallmarks of sweatshop mass production as it appears to have been instantly snatched from the sewing machine and packaged without the finishing touch. The extra thread does not affect the appearance or feel of the pants. There will be no jumping — so be sure of that before you start As a result of the slim fit nature of the shirt, the arm movement is a bit restricted, so if I lift my arm over the headrest in my car while I reverse, the shirt will loosen from the belt line, or will almost loosen. You may have different experiences than I do, since I am a gangly dude. There is also no shirt pocket.

Be ready for this. The pen I carry throughout my day at work is used on and off all day long, and I have already looked like a fool by bringing it to my upper left chest and then letting it fall to the floor, accustomed to using shirts with pockets. The first few days are jarring, but I am becoming accustomed I'll say it again these shirts are worth the low price they ask, but barely more than that. The pros are + Spread collar looks nice and adds a nice touch of distinction to a necktie. + Slim fit, no more swimming in loose dresses* + Very British design * + Very competitive prices* * BAD The *br*- You will find loose threads and you should keep your scissors handy. The stitching will not be the best. (Always be aware! No shirt pocket! "). . -" It has a slim fit that makes the arms feel a bit restricted.

Everest Burch

| Feb 20, 2021

Spend $3 more and get much nicer material. The collar is fairly tight. I normally wear my usual size in other brands, and this fits the same as other brands. In this case, my only option is to move up a size and have it even baggier. looks like you will not gain more room across the back/shoulders if you go up one size. The material quality is a big rough and polyester-like. It is not the nice synthetic fabric that you can get with enough polyester for an item that is as good as some cheaper wool. I believe this is being There is no comparison when it comes to price. There are only a few loose cuts and a few hanging threads, but overall construction appears to be excellent for the price. The stitching is straight and even and the seams are not bad, but I may notice more in the future. Brush or wash off threads that are prone to coming off with a brush. For most shirts, I'd like the sleeves to be an additional inch longer and the proportions to be less massive, and if there was an option of a 15/34 in a "small" proportion, that would be great. The extra/extreme slim line is a rather medium, modern cut, almost like a fitted or tailored appearance. The extra space on my body is at least the size of my torso. The slim cut is the type I would really call standard. It's basically a very generous blocky style, straight down, and fairly baggy. As you can see in the photo I uploaded of the "wave blue" shirt, I have room for two of us in this cut, plus a muffin top, and this is the smallest size I can button over my thin The standard height and weight requirement must fit people under 5'8" and over 250 lbs. Having an idea of what to expect will help). I've updated to Shirts were repacked two times, but that's an issue with Amazon and the seller, not the product. One of the shirts was folded in half, unbuttoned, wrapped in plastic, the type they use for repackaging. On the other hand, you could see it had been repinned a few times, but at least there was a board and pins.

Leilany AKHTAR

| Jan 23, 2021

The quality of these shirts is terrible for a product that sells for $50 each. A very sheer presentation It's very obvious when worn that the inner tag is visible on the outside. They wrinkle very easily as well, so you should always wear an undershirt. It's also way too short for my 6'4" frame, since the last button sits right at my belly button. The cheap plastic collar stays are actually sewn into the collar, so once they start curling up after being washed, dried, and ironed a few times, the shirt is done. For a few dollars more, one can get a nice dress shirt. Sorry to say, I will have to send these back.

Raven Barry

| Oct 05, 2020

Shirt was not to my liking. It did not have any pockets, and it was apparent that it had been opened and returned before. This was the only shirt that came the wrong way around. I returned the shirts as a group, but Amazon believes I didn't return one of them despite the fact that it was in the same box as the others. I was then subjected to censorship attempts.

Sariah Sloan

| Jan 27, 2021

In order to wear a shirt to our daughter's wedding, we had to buy my husband a shirt. We didn't want to spend a lot on a dress shirt since he doesn't wear them very often, but he needed to be comfortable and look good while doing so. I like the way it looks. His age and the length of his sleeves meant finding a dress shirt that fit him locally was impossible. As he did not try everything on for the wedding until the week before. It was Amazon Prime and the Arrow dress shirt that saved the day. He liked the color, it fitted well through the body (he is 6'1"), the neck was 17 1/2 and he also had long sleeves on it. Those of us who live in the Midwest sigh with relief. Despite being nervous, he kept on working. I didn't wear the shirt because that wasn't the reason.

Addison Morse

| Feb 25, 2021