Red KapMen's Industrial Long Sleeve Work Shirt

With these shirts, what do you get? This shirt is cut and sewn to be a work shirt. The fit is not like a dress shirt. More room is needed in a work shirt. Know this up front.Pluses: (1) easy wash and wear, (2) if you iron them with a steam iron they look better, (3) they are not heavy material so in a hot climate you will stay pretty cool in them, (4) price is good, (5) I like having two pockets.Negatives: none.Buy them and get to work. They will last decently well. When they wear out, order more.

Product took too long to get here (delays Amazon claims is caused by their own company's inability to ramp up with the virus' business opportunity (not the customer's fault), poor quality, too pricey for what you get, poor quality, great if you like a "snug" (to be kind) fit. Nothing I'd ever buy again. I tried to return it and got no where. The latest experience I've had with Amazon who seems to find all kinds of excuses for not performing what they were best known for, "great customer experiences". That is NO LONGER THE CASE.Amazon - get back in the groove or stop doing business. You can't have it both ways!!!!

This is a $15 shirt, not $50. For that, it is excellent. I use it to cut grass and trees in. It sweats well and dries. Fit is very good, no binding. Washes and hangs with no to few wrinkles. Stitching is better than I expected and I think good for this shirt. The material is soft and the collar does not rub or irritate.

I’m 245 and six foot and wear xl shirts with t’s and these shirts are tight and when you wash them , they shrink and your son has a new shirt. The material is so thin you can see light through them. They do look nice and seam to be durable

I had tried several brands before moving to Red Kap, now it is my preferred brand of work shirt.

Good shirt purchased for work as a work shirt and it does what it needs to.

Very nice shirts. Definitely planning on buying again.

Had this brand before as work uniform, the material had changed, more of polyester material than fabric back then.