First Class 100% Polyester Short Sleeve Men's Uniform Shirt White

This is an impressive shirt! I ride my motorbike in the rain and the tire kicked up water and dirty onto my back. I shook the shirt and it all just fell off!

I've bought several of these shirts for my VFW Post Honor Guard. They fit good, have a sharp look to them and are comfortable. They are medium weight, and hold up well to having patches and pins attached.

Perfect fit good design holds up well.

I purchased this for my middle schooler to wear for a class presentation. He dressed up like a famous pilot, so this fit the bill perfectly. However, my husband is an actual pilot and I don’t think the shirt would hold up to the wear and tear of every day use on an aircraft.The shirt was your size and nicely cut. It ironed well and was a true white. Unfortunately, it was a tad too sheer and would definitely require an undershirt. The fabric is not as thick as the more industrial uniform shirts and would easily tear if snagged on something.Nice to have if you aren’t around any actual machinery, and good price for what it is.

Good fit and seems to be great quality.

Perfect for a veterans uniform.

A little too big for an 11-year-old boy, comfortable to wear

First, I will give credit where credit is due. Uniform Warehouse provides great service. My shirts were ordered, processed, and received in two days, coming from CA to FL even though they said to expect a week.Now about the shirt- depending on what job you need it for, and the average temperature, these shirts can be great. First, don't even look at the size chart, it is not even close to being accurate. They should not have it there. There is even a comment on it about how it is a generic chart, so it does not apply to these shirts at all! It is also missing the key unit of neck size. I ordered two shirts after much investigation and I was still unsure if they would fit or exactly what they would be like, the sparse info provided doesn't say much.I would recommend that if you are considering these white shirts that you go to Uniform Warehouses web site and look at a TAN shirt first so you can better see the details of this shirt, they are more visible when there is a color background. As you will see there, the shirts have a couple of seams on the front running from top to bottom, centered on the pockets, and also three on the back. This is what they call "Military Creases". That, together with the scalloped pocket flaps give this shirt a kind of "Western Sheriff" look. A good, clean, official and authoritative look if you are an EMT, Police or Security Officer, or similar.I am a pilot. these shirts are not really styled to what 90% of pilots wear. If you are a pilot and fly for one of the big companies, ie.-United, Delta, American, Southwest, etc.; this shirt won't work for you. Not only will you not look like anybody else at work, I am sure over time you will attract the attention of your Chief Pilot....... say no more. Also, half of each of the two epaulet tabs are sewed down, (“X" stitched epaulets), so unless your boards are somewhat short they won't fit. Mine barely did and they push up against the button a bit. Additionally, if you have wings for your uniform note that this shirt is designed for Police or Security badges over the left pocket so the reinforcement backing is vertical instead of horizontal; good for those professionals , bad for us. But, on a white shirt it isn't that noticeable as long as you wear a white undershirt. Which brings me to the material. It is VERY LIGHT and seems durable, 100% polyester. Think of the material like Under Armor compression clothing uses, only a bit thicker. It should be real nice for warm climates/work environments and I expect when it gets wet it will dry very quickly. (keep that in mind when you put in the dryer after washing- not too long!).I stand 6 feet tall, weigh 220, and have a 17.5 neck, and wear a 44 chest suit. I got the XL size and was pleasantly surprised. It fit well. By the way, the tag inside the neck says, "XL, 17-17.5". I still have some room in the neck area too as I hate shirts with tight necks, especially when I have to wear a tie as well, so this was nice. Also, the shirt itself is very SLIGHTLY TAPERED in its construction so that was a nice surprise and hides my extra 20 pounds well without being tight. Velcro pockets as advertised, and all the stitching, (except for a couple of buttonholes), was very good.Overall, the shirt is a definite deal at the ten dollar price offered, as long as you understand what you are getting and if it will work for you. I hope this review helped some of you out there.