Joe's USA Mens Long Sleeve Polo Shirts in 10 Colors. Regular and Tall Sizes: XS-6XL

These shirts are all over the place. If you get the ones with a sewn in tag on the inside AND a printed tag, they will fit like crap. If you get the ones that are tag-less, they fit good. No consistency. The ones that come with both, the tag and the printed tag are so huge in the arms. I mean big, like you have to have elephant arms .I've had to return as many as I've bought. Not a bad shirt but don't expect too much. I think they are trying to get rid of old stock. But when you pay almost $27.00 a shirt you would expect a good shirt that is consistent. I would ask the seller before ordering if they can guarantee that you will receive that tag-less version. The tag-less shirts are made in Vietnam, but they do fit good.

I purchased two of theses shirts a few months back hoping they would fit properly, they did. I love these shirts; I’m a chubby guy and it’s hard to find shirts that fit me properly after washing them. These shirts after washing still fits perfectly. I weight 271 5’11” I purchased 3XL fits perfect. I’m about to order 5 more shirts.

After a few wearings and washings, and I mean a few, the material looks like you've had it for 5 years. I've purchased 5 and they looked like they would hold up, but not a chance. These shirts will only get one season use if that. I am very disappointed and I do not recommend purchasing them.

This shirt fits loosely in the shoulders and arm pits - it's kind of blousy, actually, which is why I subtracted a star. If you lift a lot and have big lats and triceps you will like the cut. The sleeves taper, and the cuffs do not stretch out too much by the end of the day, which is nice.The material is thick enough to hang well, yet extremely breathable. When the wind blows it feels like I am wearing a mesh jersey. I can also wear this shirt several days without getting the typical polyester armpit stink, which makes it good for traveling.Joe's needs to make this in charcoal gray; then I would buy a few more of them.I will update this review as the fabric wears.

The price and other reviews caught my attention. For some people and for certain occasions these shirts may be fine. I am normally a "between size" guy, wearing either a large or a medium depending on manufacturer (5'09", 180ish, broad shouldered). I bought his in "medium" and it fits fine, even after it's first wash. The fabric is a little "thin" for my preference tastes, slighly heavier than a t-shirt, thinner than a quality Polo. However it seems "just right" on thsoe days when you want something a little nicer than a long-sleeve T-Shirt. This was an inexpensive shirt and for the price it fits well and serves it's purpose. The stiching is good and the buttons snug. I was not certain I would like it at first. but after a couple of wearings I have decided it is a keeper. However, I do not know that I would buy another.

Some people have commented these shirts run small. They do not. They run large and baggy. The arms are very big and long. and they are long enough to be used as a night gown almost. I thought they might shrink down after washing but I should have just returned them. My mistake.

It’s a nice shirt for the price but the cut is boxy. I’m 6’, 175 lbs. I kind of have a long torso and sometimes shirts appear to be too short on me. This one is long enough. Almost as long as a Big and Tall IMO. The problem I had with this shirt is that it is a real boxy cut. I knew right away when I took it out of the package that it wasn’t going to fit. It looks like I’m wearing a baggy dress. Which was not the look I was going for. I got the Large. Unless you are husky or on the heavy side I would suggest to drop down a size.

It's a nice shirt, the texture is about what I thought it would be. If fits as expected. The only issue I have thus far is the collar is starting to fray out a bit, and I might have worn this 10 times. That has me concerned a little bit.