Very nice casual shirt, well cut and stitched and with securely attached button closures and made with a sturdy nut stylish material My arms were a tiny bit too short for the sleeves, but this is hardly noticeable and linger arms are the norm. Good election if colors, like it!

Ah, the white Oxford shirt. Not just a garment. Not merely a piece of clothing. No—this is the singular sartorial achievement upon which modern civilization quietly hinges. If the wheel was humanity's first revolution, the white Oxford is its second, and frankly, the more practical one. Let me tell you, with unrelenting enthusiasm, why this shirt is not just good—it's obnoxiously, overwhelmingly, cosmically perfect. Imagine a fabric so noble it makes polyester weep in shame. The 100% cotton oxford weave isn't just durable—it's immortal. It softens with every wash, not like a sad old man, but like a wise sage growing more distinguished. It laughs in the face of wrinkles. It scoffs at perspiration. It's worn by CEOs, poets, and that one guy at the BBQ who inexplicably looks good in everything. It's the people's champion of shirts. And the button-down collar? A masterstroke of engineering. It keeps your tie in place during heated boardroom debates, yet looks effortlessly cool when you roll the sleeves and pair it with jeans. It's the sartorial equivalent of a Swiss Army knife—if the Swiss Army knife also made you look like a leading man in a 1960s European film. You can wear it tucked into tailored trousers with a blazer for a job interview at a hedge fund. Or untucked over chinos with loafers for a casual date. Or fully unbuttoned over a white tee while sipping espresso in a Parisian café you definitely can't afford, but look like you do. It's not versatile—it's omnipotent. It doesn't just survive the wash—it thrives. While lesser shirts shrink, pill, or turn into sad, gray rags, the white Oxford emerges reborn, like a phoenix made of cotton and confidence. So yes, it's just a white shirt. But not just a white shirt. It's a statement. A lifestyle. A philosophy. It says: “I care enough to look put together, but not so much that I'm trying too hard.” It's the uniform of the quietly confident, the effortlessly stylish, the objectively correct. In a world of chaos, the white Oxford shirt is order. In a world of noise, it is clarity. In a world of bad fashion choices, it is righteousness. You don't just own a white Oxford shirt. You bow to it.

Very nice casual shirt, well cut and stitched and with securely attached button closures and made with a sturdy nut stylish material My arms were a tiny bit too short for the sleeves, but this is hardly noticeable and linger arms are the norm. Good election if colors, like it!

I bought Free Assembly shirts last year about this time and the materials were very thin, although the style was killer. Since then I've ordered several items a heavy weight puffer jacket and a warm vest. I was concerned the ultra light material was the way they were able to offer such terrific pricing I'm happy to report that the shirts from last year must have been "summer weight". Not an indication of quality but a choice based upon seasonality. The new Oxford I bought is thick, sized perfectly, and is very high end; expected from much, much more expensive brands from say a Macy's. I'm almost embarrassed at how low cost, compared to his excellent the quality and style. It's my new go to brand, between Free Assembly and US POLO ASSN, I have found luxury designer goods at Walmart prices. WHO KNEW?

Bought online so I wasn't sure about the fabric but it's a nice weight. Looks and feels like an expensive shirt from a department store. It does need to be ironed after washing but it's not too wrinkley.

For the price paid, I feel the quality of this shirt is really good. Ordered online, so I wasn't sure what I would receive. It's a heavier material and the color or the shirt is a nice shade of blue. Fit was good, as well.

This is a pretty nice shirt. I'd actually hoped the material would be cheaper as I wanted it to be thin. The material is fairly thick and heavy so not great as a summer shirt, but fine for fall and winter.

A true white was not available. My husband wanted a heavier fabric since this is a ‘white' shirt. In that respect it is good enough not to have to wear an undershirt. And it fit great. But it washed and dried very badly- desperately needing ironing !

Bought this as a computer maintenance work shirt but haven't had a chance to really do anything in it. it does hold a crease when ironed (following the instructions) and looks nice with a pair of Khaki's.

I purchased a Free Assembly at the Walmart on Rolling Hill in Easley and liked it so much I ordered another one on line from not the store above, but fom main online. Anyway, the bag arrived and it looked like from the Walmart bag it was shippin and the label it must have come to the store. But the thing that really set me back was the item was totally different from color and style. Nothing like the beautiful shirt I purchased from store the previous day! Just disappointed. After receiving a call from a very nice gentleman who handled everything to my expectations. I am able to go to Walmart this evening and hopefully find the shirt like the one I originally purchased at stored. Thank you to the kind and compassion agent for helping me with this issue!