Mens Polo Shirts Short Sleeve Casual Summer Polo Tee Classic Collared Golf Stylish Tops

Absolutely great shirt! Feels nice to wear even after a long period of time. Breathable and light. Great quality for the price. I bought a medium and it fits well. I'd even try for a small next time and see how it looks!

Short is great material and wears nicely

I ordered the Army Green color XX-Large size. Here's my grading: 1. Appearance/Style: Casual but professional. "Army green" color choice is very nice. 2. Comfort: Luxuriously soft and thicker than I expected (in a good way) 3. Fit/Sizing Accuracy: I'm XXL. XL isn't comfortable on me anymore. I ordered XX-Large and it fits well, but it's not as loose as my average XXL shirt. 4. Material/Fabric Quality: 77% Polyester, 19% Viscose, 4% Spandex. Thick for a polo (my thickest of ~20). Feels extremely soft, but not annoyingly warm (I run hot, sensitive to that kind of thing). Material looks perfect, premium. It must be breathable because I do tend to overhead, but had no issues. 5. Construction/Craftsmanship: Stitching is robust, so shouldn't fall apart. Top of shoulders (between collar and sleeve) alignment or mating seems off - perhaps because the material is thick. Almost feels like sections aren't stitched perfectly flush with each other? This isn't off to an offensive degree, though. Biggest complaint: loose strands hanging off, all over the garment. Isn't someone at the assembly shop supposed to clip straggling threads off as a part of the QA (quality assurance) process? Mine got skipped, I guess. Hopefully this sample was a fluke. 6. Functionality/Practical Features: Covered seams with black material inside the collar is nice, looks great. 7. Versatility: This seems to be the perfect shirt for any occasion because it's both casual and dressy. I could wear it to the office, a business conference, lounging around the house (I've done all three). 8. Durability/Longevity: My wife washed it a couple of times and had no issues at all. No shrinking, pilling, fading. 9. Care & Maintenance: Tag says "Washing max 40C, normal process. Press sheet. Do not tumble dry. Do not bleach. I think we forgot to check the tag and tumble dried it, but no damage is apparent. 10 Value for Price: The price seems to float between $20-30 here. The shirt mostly feels like a high-end shirt, so this price range is pretty good. I wouldn't call it a bargain item, but I think it's worth the asking price. In the end, I dropped one star due to excessive thread strands that should have been clipped during assembly.

Fit well washed great and it was soft.

For a $23 polo shirt (coupon price at time of review), this is excellent. The fabric is weighty and very soft, not thin and cheap as others in the same price range have been. The construction is nicely done, with covered seams and similar details generally found in more expensive garments. The blue color is as expected based on the photos. I ordered a size 3X for my spouse because I ordered before the listing was fully up, and things on this platform tend to run quite small. As it turns out, the shirt seems true to size, which is to say too big. (He tends to wear between an XL and XXL, depending on the cut and brand.) We're both pleasantly surprised by this one. My star ratings explained: 5 - Outstanding intersection of price and quality, an excellent product for an excellent prie. Absolutely recommend. 4 - Good product at a good to reasonable price, no major complaints. It may have some minor flaws or areas for improvement, but I would still generally recommend for most people or for situations specifically covered in the review. Excellent but overpriced products may also land here. 3 - Aggressively mid for some reason, either the product itself, poor enough listing that it impacts customer experience, or price high enough that I would tend not to recommend on that basis. For example, clothing listings with lack of size chart or pieces that do not conform to the size chart may land here, as will clothing with questionable fabric or construction. Jewelry with a listing that plays fast and loose with terminology as compared to the actual product in a mild to moderate way may also land in this range. I do not generally recommend, but there may be some niche circumstances where it would be of potential use. 2 - Not even mid. Something here is not matching up with the description, or the quality is so poor that I cannot in good conscience recommend it in any situation I can think of. Descriptions might be poor enough not only to impact customer experience, but play fast and loose with terminology in a particularly egregious way. 1 - If I'm giving a one-star review, there is something WRONG, and I believe it to be intentional -- eg not the fabric described, not the materials promised (esp with regard to leather, cashmere, silk, or jewelry), or similar issue such that I would tend to recommend avoiding the product altogether. I don't just not-recommend this, I anti-recommend this.