Arrow Men's Big and Tall Hamilton Poplin Wrinkle Free Short Sleeve Shirt

Beautiful shirts!Dressier than a cheaper t-shirt by far,even though t-shirts also have their time/place to be worn.But for dressing a little nicer like going out to dinner/church or when we're expecting company, these Arrow shirts really are attractive with a button down collar and button up front with the top button that can close up the neckline.Attention has obviously been given in the placement of the buttons down the front and on the collar.The buttons down the front are straight down a line in the printed pattern and are all turned the same way.Even the buttons on the collar are turned equally and each are placed in the same place on each side which balances with the printed pattern on the shirt.They wash well and maintain their collar structure.I do not need to iron them ever.The shirts lays nice on his body and have a curved hem in front and back and are not just straight hemmed, which I think is more attractive if he chooses to wear it untucked and more casual.Tucked in with a coordinating belt is very attractive.They have a crisp look to them but are comfortable to wear (55% cotton) and are apparently breathable since he sweats so easily and he would have complained if they were not breathable.Beautiful colors.My husband prefers the darker colors because food stains don't show as much as would on a lighter color, even though he doesn't have any of his Arrow shirts showing stains (I would assume their stain resistant even though I'm not sure).Even a darker t-shirt (even black) shows food stains (especially anything greasy like a drippy hamburger!) and it's hard to keep even a darker colored t-shirt looking nice.He goes through his t-shirts very fast and we're constantly buying more it seems like.Arrows are made well and will last a long time.Worth the higher price.My husband has Arrow shirts that he's worn for 20 years and they still look great on him.The t-shirts just don't last as long.If he's planning to do machanic work and have greasy hands or have the chance of machanic grease getting on his shirt, EVEN HE tends to put on a t-shirt and not wear his beautiful Arrow shirts! The other 45% of the fabric content is polyester which can hold heat in and retain an odor if worn too long.But I've never noticed a stinky Arrow shirts, regardless of them being 45% polyester (and, like I said, he sweats easily).But, of course, it's also what he wears a certain shirt for.Sweaty work or not-so-sweaty activity.In the hottest time of summer, he tends to wear his Arrows less often and lives in his t-shirts more.It's funny for a 'sweaty' guy, he always has a white under t-shirt on, all year round, even under an outer t-shirt. It's not all that attractive to see the neck of a white under t-shirt cut to ride higher than the cut of the outer t-shirt, but even if he doesn't wear his Arrows with all the buttons buttoned up to the collar, the white under t-shirt looks fine with a little white showing in the V neck of the Arrow,even for church activities.