MUSE FATHMen's Oxford Dress Shirt-Cotton Casual Regular Fit Long Sleeve Shirt

I bought this shirt for a Halloween costume piece (Walter White) that would then go into regular use for work. I was not expecting much based on the brand and price. I am pleasantly surprised. After nearly a year, it looks like brand new still. The fabric is thick and slightly stiff, which I like and adds to its longevity. The color has fully held, though it is a light color which helps. I just purchased 2 more of darker colors, so we'll see how those colors hold. Overall, I'd say it's better than most of my brand name shirts and could be my new go to.

A great shirt for fall and winter. My husband loves it and he looks great in it. 6’2 average weight. Bought the XL and fits perfectly.

I enjoy OCBD shirts, so I’ve tried a few in my day (most expensive ones I’ve owned are Brooks Brothers and Bonobos, at under $100, but if course there’s much more expensive out there).For a $30 shirts, quality exceeded expectations, feels as sturdy as some $50 J Crew and A&F OCBDs. Buttons feel sown on strong too.I personally love the fit, but that of course is personal. fitted feel but no too slim, looks good untucked but just long enough to be tucked in if needed. hugs the arms but not too much. I got medium…I’m 5’10 and 180 lbs. Most mediums work for me, as does this one.Slight collar roll on this one, not as much as the quintessential Brooks Brothers collar roll. Not that big of a deal for me.The one drawback…it’s not that white! I guess it is, but it’s almost an extremely light colored stone or gray. That said, it is basically white in sunlight. At least it wont fade too much since it already appears like that.In spite of that, I’ll probably buy a few more of these in white. The price/quality ratio is strong enough for me that I can overlook the color issue. In fact, I like this shirt more than my $90 Bonobos OCBD (previously my favorite)….the only advantage of the Bonobos is that it is a true white shirt.

classic Oxford cotton shirt fabric, very comfortable. It will be great for a professional meeting.

Well made, well fitting.

The shirt is great. It’s a nice cotton and looks good. The sizes are definitely on the big size. So for People in Asia an American L would equal Asian XL or even XLL and an American M would be an Asian L. The shirt i ordered was an L and its OK but I probably should have ordered an M for a slimner fit.

I ordered a large and a medium, unsure which would fit best. The differences between the two are interesting. See photo. One of them arrived with no outer bag and a hole in the back of the inner bag. Fortunately, though the shirt was pretty much exposed to open air in the back, it doesn't seem to have suffered any damage. That shirt is also a lighter color though, and all the tags are missing. It's the large on the right. I think it's safe to draw a couple of conclusions from this:Quality control both in manufacturing and shipping isn't great. And it's a toss-up what shade of blue you're going to get. There are some minor stitching problems on the medium. I think I'm going to keep it and see how it handles a couple of wash cycles. I'm rating it three stars right now mostly on overall impression of the quality. I'm not super confident that that rating is going to hold. Sizing seems to be about right. As with most shirts in my experience, the large is too large for me and the medium, if it shrinks much, is going to be too small. (I do not believe in babying my clothes to keep them from shrinking. They should be pre-shrunk. But I do buy some clothes too large on purpose knowing how much they're going to shrink.)A plus for both of these shirts: the collars don't seem to be too terribly large (though a tad larger than I'd like) and the space between the top button and the second button isn't weirdly large. A lot of other shirt makers seem to make them that way, so I'm glad to see not these. I prefer the collar size and button spacing on the Amazon Essentials oxfords or Goodthreads, but right now a blue oxford shirt in either of those labels is really hard to get for some reason.

I worked my entire career in the clothing business. Loved regular combed cotton button down oxford shirts. Thicker than pin-point oxford, they took the starch better. Can be used for casual or with a coat and tie.An oxford like this will cost $100 and more, if you can find one, at the better men’s stores.The collar and front placket is a bit more narrow than the traditional brands.Full, traditional cut.A little short in the tails.Buttons are safety stitched, single-needle tailoring throughout, quality fabric.It has held up perfectly after many trips for heavy starch as well as frequent home-wash cycles.Sizing is S, M, L, XL. (I know, a little disconcerting to the purists)I wear 16X34. Large fits very wellIt cost $22. I haven’t seen this good a price for this type/quality/style shirt in 30years.I’ll buy more!