Rating & Reviews
Fits slightly small based on
15 customer reviewsWhat customers are saying:
Customers really like the cute club collar and the classic gingham look, saying it feels easy to wear with jeans, sweaters, or jackets. The shirt is generally described as lightweight but crisp, with a nice quality feel that works well for layering and across seasons. Fit runs on the slimmer side for many customers, so sizing up is often the safest bet, especially if you want a bit more room in the body or upper arms. Overall, it’s seen as a stylish, feminine button-down that works well for both casual wear and work.
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Ingridbrunette
Fits true to size
Boring color
January 18, 2017I wanted this shirt because of the cute collar. I tried it on in store and immediately was so glad I didn't order online. The color is drab; a maroon or almost brown and the fit does not highlight my waist or even look good loose and tucked in. It just was not for me.
Helpful?VerMom
Fits small
Great everyday shirt.
January 11, 2017I am happy with this shirt. I bought all three colors. I do think it runs a bit small. I generally wear a 2, but sized up to a 4 in this style. (5'4, 115ish) The cotton is crisp and medium weight. The club collar is cute and adds a feminine touch. I see myself wearing this shirt a lot, and across all seasons.
Helpful?KCG1
Fits true to size
Nice Shirt
November 17, 2016I ordered this shirt expecting a classic gingham red and white shirt but the shirt came and to my surprise it was Burgundy and pink. I must not have read the description carefully, but overall I do like it and will keep it. I ordered an XS as my other Boy shirts are XS. I like my shirts very very fitted so I can just barely button this up and get away with it. I am 5'4, 120lbs. small frame. I think sizing up to a small would have been a tad better, but oh well. My only small complaint is I am not a fan of the collar on this shirt. It is rounded and small. I would have preferred a classic collar, but I think they were trying to put a feminine spin on it.
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