I love big, oversized button down shirts. I live in the Pacific Northwest, where cool mornings and evenings are often the norm, and I like shirts like this as an extra layer to ward off the chill of a 65 degree temperature.

=== The Good Stuff ===

* The fabric is soft, and feels comfortable and sort, even when new.

* The shirt seems well made. It has survived a few laundry cycles without any seams opening up, and there are no signs of fraying threads or fabric. My guess is the fabric is thick and durable enough to last for a season or two without looking worn.

* The fit is comfortable, even when worn over other shirts. I am wearing a size larger than the shirts I usually wear, and there is plenty of room in both the shoulders (my usual problem) and the front. The cut is quite long, which would be a problem if I wore it tucked in as a typical dress shirt, but works well for my purposes. I prefer too long rather than too short in any case.

=== The Not So Good Stuff ===

* It is most definitely not wash and wear. If you are looking for a non-wrinkled, well manicured look, you had better own an iron. It comes out of the dryer a wrinkled mess, no matter what tricks you might try. The wrinkles work their way out eventually.

* It is not a "well tailored" looking shirt. It seems more designed for ease of movement and comfort. All depends on what you are looking for.

=== Summary ===

* This shirt is a great "casual" shirt, and works well as a "overshirt" when you want a little extra warmth, but not bother with a jacket or sweat shirt. It is not the most formal or tailored looking shirt you will wear, and brings with it quite a supply of wrinkles. But it is comfortable, pleasant to wear, and seems to hold up well.