The material used in this shirt is actually pretty nice. But the first time it went in the wash the bottom seams rolled up. Now this is a work shirt that is not going to get ironed so this is a major flaw. As for the sizing it seems to run large but curiously it also seems to be shorter than normal length in both the sleeves and the torso. I can see why Duluth has it on closeout and I hope it comes back with the issues addressed because I would buy several more.

Got this for hubby for Christmas, so he tried it on and said go ahead and wash it; washed it in cool water and dried it. We are farm/ranch folks, so I don't have time to iron. This shirt came out stiff and rolling up at the bottom. Very disappointed. Guess he will be stuck with wearing it as is.

Very lightweight and comfortable

So I wear a Large typically in most tops and t shirts can vary from Large to XL. I ordered the size large in this (6'1 205lb) and it was just too big for my liking. I think a Medium would work best but as I dont live near a store I just returned this. I got it on a 30% off sale which wasnt too bad but I wouldnt pay full price, even if I got a size that worked for me As for the shirt itself, I did like it. The material was nice and I could see the potential if it had fit. I also got the recinder sweatshirt that is in one of these photos. I kept that as the relaxed fit just seems to work better as than in the overshirt. I cant speak for the spark resistance due to the recinder name, but anything made out of cotton typically can fend off fire sparks relatively well. Up to the individual to decide if just a gimmick or an actual attribute to this shirt.

I will be honest, the first shirt I got, a snap came off right after the first washing. But after getting some great customer service, the second shirt we received is perfect. Well made, heavy fabric, nice to wear as a jacket or outer layer for spring or fall. Fits like we expected. Nice addition to my husband's wardrobe.