I’ m not a lesbian, but as a gal I do buy men’s shirts often. They seem to be of better quality and a lot less expensive than women’s shirts. I’m cold natured so I tend to roll the sleeves up and ready should the temperature get colder wherever I go. I like the pastels because they’re more feminine looking for my needs. I started wearing men’s shirts when I got fed up with finding women’s shirts that would fit long enough and fit across my chest. I have button clasps I wear to dress up the look when needed. You’d be surprised how many compliments I get too. Don’t be played by the fashion industry gals.

El color me gusto y le quedo bien ami esposo.

These are great shirts! I was looking more for office attire and these are more along the flannel heavier fabric lines. Perfectly fine though just not thinner material. Other oxfords I have aren’t this thick. So great shirt just heads up thicker fabric I think il still keep them 🙂

I swear. It has become impossible to find regular, 100% cotton oxfords. Everything now is a poly-blend. Or has been coated with 1,000 layers of wrinkle-free chemical. Or costs $600. Or some combination of the above.

All I wanted was a regular shirt. That would look nice enough. And wouldn’t have the gross sheen that comes from polyester and wrinkle-free finishing. And, ideally, that wouldn’t cost a trillion dollars.

Behold!

These shirts are shirts. They do what shirts are supposed to do. They look nice enough. They’re comfortable. They’re affordable enough that I don’t have to lose sleep worrying about stains.

If you too dream of a shirt that functions like a shirt, for appropriate shirt prices, I cannot recommend enough!

The clothe material is good. Thick enough, not a good idea in summer.
Doesn’t shrink after washing.