Kenneth ColeMen's Dress Shirt Regular Fit Checks and Stripes (Patterned)

What's not to like about these shirts. Well made , color are as picture, perfect fit . Price was so good that I ordered 7 more . Might give my brother one ( maybe )

Looks great, feels good, fits well, low price....what's not to like?

I love the small patterns. Really good material

Love these shirts. Perfect fit and comfortable.

I wore this shirt with a neck tie for an extended day (more than 10 hours) and was comfortable the full day. It washed well and is ready to wear again

I use it more casual.

Love the color and quality of this. The fit was just as expected for the listed size.

Feel like a few inches bigger

This shirt does not fit like the photos show, but it might be good for you if you're fairly fat and round.I'm 5'10", 200 lbs, and I have a slight belly from gaining the Covid 19 (lbs). I have relatively wide shoulders and big legs, which tells you where some of the weight is. I'm not a very big guy overall, and I'm not a particularly fat guy, though I'd like to lose some weight. I have longer-than-average arms, and I ordered a shirt with some extra neck room because I don't like to cut off blood flow when I'm forced to wear a tie for work. All of that translates to a 16.5" neck and 35" arms for me.The neck width and arm length were fine, but I don't understand how these are called "regular-fit" shirts, except that maybe the majority of people are simply big and fat. I've now tried a couple of regular-fit shirts ordered through Amazon, namely from Arrow and Kenneth Cole, and frankly, they're all for round, fat guys. In spite of the misleading photos of fitted shirts on trim guys, these shirts are very billowy, with tons of extra material around the arms and torso, and the shoulders don't end where they should, even when the arms are the right length. I've sent them all back. If you're not a round fat guy, you'll be unsatisfied with this shirt and similar "regular-fit" shirts just as I have been.As for alternatives, I've also tried some slim-fit shirts, including Calvin Klein and Kenneth Cole, and the absolute winner for fit is Amazon Essentials. The Amazon Essentials shirt is fitted enough to look good and make me feel confident in my look, and generous enough to be comfortable and not tight. It actually fits pretty much as it seems to in the photos. The big brands are okay too, but the Amazon Essentials shirt is even better, as the cut is better for my square shoulders, meaning that the shirt doesn't bulge at the back of the neck. Those other shirts seem to be cut for people with sloping shoulders, and therefore they do have a the weird below-the-back-of-the-neck bulge that I often get with off-the shelf shirts — but if your shoulders are lower than mine those other slim-fit shirts might fit you well, without the bulge.

La camisa es bonita y ajusta como lo esperaba, la tela esta bien, no es la mejor pero esta bien.Pero la razon de las 3 estrellas es que unos de os botones a la altura del pecho se solto cuando la abone la primera vez.

The shirt arrived quickly. The size and look of the shirt was as expected. My son requires dress shirts for travel hockey. He wore this shirt 4 times. Then the cuffed sleeve came detached from shirt. The thread/ stitching is completely gone. Also noticed the stitching in the neck is starting to come apart as well.

This is one of the few shirts I have with long enough arms. Arm length is the most important factor for me. This one listed both the neck size and the sleeve size. I was able to choose exactly the size that I wanted. The colour and pattern are secondary considerations for me, but there were choices there too. I'm pleased with this shirt.

It has a weirdly large amount of fabric especially around the arms and upper torso. Also the 2nd from the top button is oddly high up compared to normal shirts.