NITAGUT Men Henley Neck Long Sleeve Daily Look Linen Shirts

This fits really well and goes perfectly with my lederhosen. The material is soft and comfortable, and the fit is just right. Stylish, practical, and exactly what I was looking for.

Seems well made. Fits me good (I'm wearing 3 layers of kilt shirts for warmth, right now). Overall, not too bad! 🙂

Nice shirt perfect fit. I plan on ordering more

Fits perfect, looks nice, clean color. A typical linen-ish type feel/look/weight. Great as a base layer or in a linen outfit. Wrinkles easy but releases it with a little work.

I went through a few different linen-style shirts like this and found that of the three that I tried, this one was by far the best. It's well made and breathable, it washes really nicely, and when you dry it, unlike the other two, the edges don't get all wonky and need to be ironed out. This thing is ready so long as you pull it out of the dryer and hang it before it wrinkles (it will wrinkle if you forget about it). Dried it on low heat as I do everything—no shrinkage or weird material distortion, seams held together great so far and buttons seem to be on there pretty sturdy. The shirt itself isn't quite as tapered as the image presents it to be, so if you'd like a tapered look more akin to the pic, I'd recommend either having a tailor work on it (which would be pretty cheap) or look for something with a different pattern for that V-shaped taper. Worked fine for me since I literally just wanted an oversized men's shirt to walk around my apartment in. Idk why, it's just comfy haha. The material IS a bit rough, but that's normal for these linen type shirts. If it gets softer after a few more washes and use I will update my review accordingly. Fair price, well made, washes well, material appears to be quality fabric, and no weird shrinkage (I have NOT tested high heat drying and would not recommend that for anything besides heavy materials like rugs, anyhow) Protip: high heat destroys synthetic fabrics and can be hard on natural fibers as well, so if you ALWAYS dry your stuff on low heat, it will last 1000x longer and stay very soft—that goes doubly for those ultra soft microfiber blankets. I spent years drying on high heat because it was fast. Ever since I stopped and do almost exclusively low heat, save for things like rugs and towels, I've barely had to get rid of ANY clothes over the last 10 years, including a lot of my cheap garbage fast-fashion stuff from H&M that I bought before I knew they were literally slave drivers. Low heat or no heat only!

Shirt is on the small size, but it worked for what it was needed for!

Fit is perfect. I use this for a German band I am in.

It absolutely completed the Han Solo look I was going for. Also, very comfortable to wear