DJT Womens Soft Stretchy Knit Plaid Shirts Roll Up Long Sleeve Collared Button Down Blouses Tops

Say what you want about polyester, but this shirt is SO soft and comfortable. Being synthetic, it will also be safer to wear when hiking if I get wet and the temperature drops! There is a hint of stretch, which I feel adds to the comfort. It feels light, but not cheap or flimsy.I got the turquoise model, and the colors are really pretty and rich.Size is very true. I am a small on top (medium bottom) and the fit is excellent. The length is even good and doesn’t bunch up at my hips when buttoned down. I was looking for a trimmer, non bulky fit. If you want a looser fit to wear layers under, or use as a “shacket”, size up one.Note that the care instructions require gentle washing and NO tumble drying.I’m petite, so shirt sleeves are always a bit long on me, so I have to roll the cuff once so as not to cover my hands! So a small but nice detail on this top is that the underside of this shirt’s cuff is the “outside” color so that it doesn’t look rolled up. Just looks more polished (in an instance where I’m not in the woods LOL.)Lastly - another small but nice detail - is that the buttons are easy to do. They are a large enough size and the holes are easy to get through! I have some circulatory problems and have a hard time with buttons when my hands are cold…especially if wearing gloves. Tiny buttons with tight holes are a nightmare for folks like me, or I there’s with neuropathy, arthritis, etc. These are a dream!If anything changes or doesn’t hold up as I wear and wash this shirt more, I will update my review :-)

Very comfortable shirt, and fits perfectly. I was also very pleased with a wide selection of colors. The fabric is stretchy, seems to be good quality

Cute, stretchy, pairs well with accessories. Im plus size about 18W and top is smaller so if pants for me are XXL i would get an XL top (i am gauging in scrub sizes). I ended up going with a larger top since i couldnt try it on, i got a XXL top so allow for any room in the bust. Im glad i did - i have larger arms that need stretch and a larger bust. It wasnt too big or too small. The buttons did not pull in the bust area. It looked really cute. I could roll up the sleeves comfortably and still feel comfy. I would buy another color when im ready (5’6, over 200lbs plus size 18pants L to XL shirts)

The media could not be loaded. TLDR: Ultimately, I would not buy it again, as I don't like this type of fabric, but it looks fine and is quite comfortable. I just don't like fabric that doesn't have its own structure to it. It also won't work as the piece I was hoping it would replace, because of the cheaper fabric and weave. However, it fits nicely, so I can wear it for yard work, dog walks, and errands. If my better half randomly wanted us to grab dinner while grocery shopping, I would feel totally fine about walking into a casual restaurant in it.I've included my measurements and sizes at the bottom of my review for your reference.Fabric: Soft, heavy, and stretchy, but not super warm. The shape of the shirt depends entirely on your body. This is fine, I guess, but stinks if you get super bloated one day. The fabric is also clearly a cheaper fabric, even if it is soft and comfortable. I prefer feeling a bit more pulled together. This is one of the fabrics I refer to as a "Kohls Fabric." Definitely fast fashion. It doesn't even slightly resemble flannel, but the page doesn't claim it will, so that's fine. I paid $26.99 for it, and I feel like I slightly overpaid. It should be in the $18-$20 range. I feel like I'd buy it from Forever 21.Size: I got a medium. It fit exactly as I thought it would. It fit perfectly through the shoulder, and because of the straight and narrow cut of the body and the heaviness of the fabric, it appears fitted when on. It is the same width around the bust as it is around the waist, so my bust pulls the fabric forward and the weight of the fabric pulls the lines downward, creating a narrower waistline from the front. It is definitely long enough, but not too long. It may be too long for someone with a short torso, unless you're looking for something to cover your bum. If you have similar proportions to me, it should fit you nicely. As you can see in the pictures, it can bunch up above the bust if you move too much- another con from the fabric.Height: 5’10”Weight: 155 lbsBust: 36”Waist: 29”Hips (where low hip huggers would hit): 40Widest part of hips: 42”Inseam: 29”Shirt: 4 or 6, S or M (depends on brand and clothing article)Blazer: 6 ( I am somewhat broad-shouldered, but not noticeably so.)Pants: 6 if low-waisted, 4 if high-waisted (esp. if wide legged)Skirt: 4Shoe: 10W (On the wider side of wide)Notes:- I carry any extra weight in my thighs and upper arms. Normally, my waist is a small 4, while my butt is a 6 and my thighs are a little closer to an 8 than a 6. I have yet to find a store that makes pants that fit me everywhere. All pants either fall or ride down on me.- Similarly, since my shoulders are somewhat broad and my bust/ribcage wider than average for a waist of my size, shirts tend to look boxy and baggy on me unless they have severe darting/tailoring or are cut straight and narrowly down the torso.- My height is entirely in my torso. It’s quite long. I've had exactly one jumper not give me a front wedgie in over 30 years of living. I nearly cried.

Oh my goodness, these shirts are so darn comfortable. The material is nicely stretchy so if you have larger upper arms, you could actually wear this comfortably without it looking awkward. The waist is a bit tapered so it will look flattering buttoned up or if you are wanting to wear it open with a tank top underneath, it still has a bit of that tapered look so it doesn't make you look frumpy. They kind of have the appearance of flannel but is actually very light and soft and kind of perfect. Not too thick and not too thin. Hard to explain really, but I've already bought five different colors.

Colors are as shown. Nice fit, too! Soft flannel is perfect for fall and not too heavy.