Mens Casual Slim fit Basic Dress Shirts

Was a great purchase. The quality of the shirt is really good, and is definitely slim fit.I'll try to elaborate why this fit so well for me, to assist people wondering about what size to get. (The sizing seems to be problematic for many people.)I purchased the size L, and normally wear a Medium US.A normal US medium shirt on me would be somewhat loose all over, baggy in the mid-section, good fit in the neck area, and the bottom of the shirt would hang just below my groin.This shirt in a L feels tailored made to me. Snug in the arms, upper torso area, and just perfect in the mid-section (loose but not baggy)My shirt dimensions are typically for US sizing in dress shirts : 34/35 sleeve, 15 Neck, 40 Chest, and 30 waistI'm 5'8, athletic build, weight 170, I'm evenly proportioned (Upper torso vs lower body length ratio)The Lees shirt in an L fit me perfectly. I personally like a snug tailored look vs a more casual looser fit, Again that's just my preference.The shirt hangs between my waistline and groin. Easy to tuck in, or wear it untucked.Neck was spot on (A good snug and not the tight choking/uncomfortable depending on how you move snug)I think for someone (my height) with a slim build, the size L would be a good shirt that was not too tight fitting or way too baggy, but a good middle of the two. A huskier person may want to go with the largest size, maintaining the fitted look,and avoiding the uncomfortable mid-section "too-tight that the buttons are straining when I sit" look.I hope that helps.Cheers

I am 5'10", 185 pounds with a relatively athletic build. I ordered XL (US L). The fit on the torso is nice, although if you have muscular arms the fit on the arm and forearm may be a bit tight. I found the size chart to be close except in one major category - length. I have a short torso, and even so the shirt barely comes down to belt level. When worn with dress pants these shirts have the tendency to ride up and become untucked with the slightest movement at the waist.Another negative - the item information lists these shirts as 95% cotton, 5% spandex, machine-washable. The shirts I received were a synthetic blend and dry-clean only. I contacted the seller to notify them that the laundering information is incorrect, but they do not seem to have edited the information. If you want machine-washable shirts, you may not get them as it seems different customers have shirts with variable fabric content.Final quibble - no slots for collar tabs/stays in the shirts I received, so you'll have to starch them to keep the collars pointed

I bought it for my boy friend. The length of the sleeve and the neck size are great. Because it's fitted so the torso and chest is a little tight; order a size up if you are very muscular or if you have a little bit of a belly. Material is a bit stretchy and has a nice sheen and feel. The style is on trend. Even though this shirt is just a white dress shirt, it's definitely not boring. I could see a fashionable professional wearing this to work or even just a regular guy wearing it a club or anywhere really. Recommended.

I am a slim guy (6'2" 160) with a long torso and arms and have a hard time finding shirts that are slim enough but still long enough in the sleeves and body. After looking at the measurements for this shirt and reading other reviews I thought I finally found something that would fit me well. Unfortunately that was not the case.Although the sleeves and body were long enough, the width of this shirt was much wider than what the measurements on the page stated (I also looked up the measurements provided on their website). They have to have the shirts pinned on all the pictures above because they are nowhere near that slim (I have non-slim shirts that are slimmer than these). Maybe the smaller sizes are slimmer. I got the XXL based on the measurements but it was way to wide; inches wider than what is listed.I recently found the Esquire brand shirts from Men's Wearhouse fit me very nice but they are kind of pricey (have to get them during the BoGo sales). I used one of those shirts when comparing the measurements based on that they should be identical in size, but they are not even near as slim unfortunately.For those wondering the H2H slim fit dress shirts were not any better and they fit the same as this shirt; way to wide in the chest.

These shirts were okay, specially for the price. Also the arms and length of the shirt was pretty good too, my only complaints are the material is quite thin (although I were an undershirt under most button ups so not a big deal) but the actual "problem" with the shirt is its not really as slim fit as i had hoped on the torso, but since the arms and everything else is good I don't believe ordering a size smaller would fit.

I found these about 4 years ago, loved the fit and bought all the colors of the STS and STL in size M/US S. There is a slight size variation of less than 1 cm from color to color. My favorite colors have seen many wash and wear cycles over this span of time and are holding up every well. I partially tumble dry and finish on hangers. For dressy occasions I steam iron the collar. But normally "it's wash and wear" easy. Really great for summer with the light fabric and many light colors. This doesn't have a sheen or "starched shirt" look or, thankfully, feel. So I don't use them for really dressy occasions.The NKS640 (Nearkin) is also a great fitting shirt.Regarding the NKS640 - only buy them from "TheLees". The seller "Fashion-Design" will substitute other shirts that are not even similar