Kenneth Cole Unlisted Men's Slim Fit Checks and Stripes (Patterned) Dress Shirt - Amazon Exclusive

I just received it today and tried it on..Great fit, beautiful color, and I love the fact that the collar stays are sewn in!! Feels like a high quality shirt!! Like it so much, I'm about to order at least 2 more different colors! BTW, I am 6'3 and weigh 185 lbs and I have broad shoulders, this shirt fits me beautifully!

Good fit and pattern, exactly what I was looking for. Nice slim fit, not too stiff, very comfortable

My wife bought this for a Christmas present to me after I'd lost app. 100 pounds (without trying) and my old shirts were then too loose. I'm living proof that God has a sense of humor. He gave me arms that measure 38-1/2" in length. I can often get by with wearing anywhere from a 36/37" sleeve to a 38-39" sleeve if I can find them. I didn't realize these shirts were a slim fit, so when I tried them on after delivery, I was extremely surprised that although the sleeve length worked, the body of the shirt was pretty tight. Like tight enough that if I were to flex and move, I'd probably tear this shirt. I'm not a bodybuilder or anything like that, but do have very broad shoulders. If I order anymore of these shirts, I personally just need to make sure they're not a slim fit, or I need to try to lose weight to see if doing so makes wearing these shirts any easier. The actual shirt is great, it's definitely slim as advertised, so I don't knock off points just because I'm built weird. Great looking shirts!! Probably easy for most slim people to wear, and maybe I'm not as slim as my wife thought I was. For reference purposes, I usually now wear either a 46XL or 48L in suit coat measurement, and my waist size in pants ranges from 34 for jeans to 35-36" for dress pants. 6'4" and about 200 pounds now, as some of the weight came back.

Very nice shirt, material is good quality, fit is exactly as described and reasonably priced.

It's always a gamble what "slim fit" means - what I'd hoped for was the "slightly fitted" variety of "slim fit" or in other words an "athletic fit" shirt... Standard size but with the waist taken in a bit. I found that for me, they are definitely a bit small in the back relative to the size in a "standard" fit and thus the sleeves seem a little short but if you're used to typical "modern" or "slim" fits this one seems pretty generous everywhere else. That can be a good or bad thing I suppose.So to summarize the fit... I'm an average semi-athletic guy looking for a standard fit shirt with a tapered waist, and I found this shirt unexpectedly small in the shoulders and unexpectedly large in the waist. It honestly just fits like a shirt that's a half size down from the collar size. It's a little less billowy in the waist than a standard fit shirt but not much, and definitely smaller in the back/shoulders.On the other hand, it's nice wrinkle-free material and for the price (around twenty bucks) this shirt is a steal and I bought every color they had in my size to wear for work.

It’s a good looking shirt. The slim cut is nice. Those are the pros. The cons are, as other reviews have mentioned, it’s extremely cheaply made. The buttons are all sewn on so loosely that they look like they might fall off after the first wash. It’s scratchy and very thin material. If you can get this shirt for $15-19, then sure go for it. If you pay any more than that, you’re likely to be disappointed. And you’re definitely not wearing this shirt without a t-shirt under it.

I’ve had this shirt for a couple of years and it still looks great. I have it laundered with light starch. Looks great with a suit or worn casual with jeans or slacks.

Slim fit but not too tight and the length of the shirt is just right as well -- wear in tucked in or wear it out for casual occasions. These are great dress shirts.