Van Heusenmens Dress Shirt Oxford Solid Regular Fit

Bought 10. All 10 needed trimming of the threads sticking out from the sewing. Washed it per instructions but all shirts wrinkled just as a shirt that didn't say was wrinkle free. Each shirt had at least one spot where the edge of fabric wasn't folded correctly to get tucked in underneath the sewing. Have always bought Van Heusen dress shirts. This purchase was such a major let down that after this I'm not sure I can trust the brand any more for my next purchase.

First the good, they seem to be the heavy broadcloth material that I've liked in my previous Van Heusen Oxford shirts and the fit is good. The bad is that both shirts I ordered have loose stitching in areas that is problematic and one shirt is frayed along the cuff seam. I have attached photos. This is after the first wash so I don't have high expectations of these shirts lasting long. Definitely not the quality I had come to expect from Van Heusen shirts.

16-1/2, 34/35. Fits perfectly. No loose threads. I’m just under 6”2 and about 215 pounds (I have a bit of a tummy and a barrel chest but arms are long and thin). I ordered about 7 shirts and this my my favorite. When I unpacked it I thought this will be tight - the cut is definitely narrower below the chest but I put it on and was happily surprised that it fits perfectly is much more flattering than the other shirts that are straight-cut and loose. Nice heavy material you’d expect in an Oxford shirt.I have a difficult time finding shirts that fit properly: often they fit great in shoulders & chest but they’re too short to stay tucked in my pants and I have more shirts than I can count that fit well but the sleeves are too short! If shirts are only labeled L, Xl, etc. the only way to get the sleeves long enough is to wind up with a shirt that’s too big everywhere else. So if you have a similar body type try this cut.

I've been happily wearing Van Heusen button downs for years. I spotted this one for a great price on Amazon, and needed a nice blue shirt, so without hesitation ordered this shirt. It fits like a shapeless wrinkled garbage bag. It's WAY to loose in some spots, too tight in others and SO wrinkled after a wash that it's impossible to wear. This is going right to Good-Will. Hopefully someone there can use it. Not completely put off with Van Heusen, but not pleased with this crap Amazon product. Total crap!

One of these shirts was in good shape, and both fit as expected. For a non-cheap shirt, however, I was disappointed that one of them was frayed in one arm. The material got away from the sewing machine and the rough edge was not sewed under the seam, and for about six inches the raw edge of the material is visible. I trimmed back the excess material rather than go through the bother of returning it. I see very few people other than my co-workers and they don't do a visual inspection of my sleeves as often as they probably should. But if you're in the public eye, and working where an Oxford button down is appropriate, this would be a more serious problem. Still, not a bad shirt if you get the one where both sleeves are sewn properly.

Great thick material and well made, but both the blue and white shirts were 3X, not 4X. 20" neck is a little loose, the chest is a little baggy, and the waist is not quite big enough, resulting in pulling under the arms and diagonal pull lines going toward the lower chest. Both shirts were not cut quite big enough around the waist. I will try a 5X with a 21" neck and 34"/35" sleeves.Being overweight (280, 52" belt) and having 32"/33" arms, makes finding a shirt that fits a bit difficult. I can live with the long 34"/35" sleeves, and the bigger neck, but the pull lines make it obvious that the shirt is too small and that I will require a size 5X to avoid pulling the lower buttons open.07/21/2020 Update: The 5X shirts fit fine around the waist, and the 34"/35" sleeves with the 21" neck are a bit big, but not so big that I can't deal with them.

This "Van Heusen" shirt is not up to the standards that I grew up with, my grandfather wore ONLY Arrow & Van Heusen, they were double stitched with thread that could withstand the rigors of being worn & washed.Grandpa wore his favorite shirts every week for the last 50 years; never replaced a button/never faded or thread bare/ never needed re-sewing. That's why I purchased this for my own Husband, the color and fit are fine, as is the weft and weave of cloth but!, the buttons / sewing will definitely disgust you when looking at weak single stitch seams and single threaded buttons that pop off . Oh the shame/sadness of it all !! the Van Heusen name means nothing now as well.

I am accustomed to buying 100% cotton Oxford button down shirts elsewhere, but they are increasingly difficult to find. I placed my order for these shirts with some trepidation, but upon receiving them my fears are relieved. This 60/40 cotton polyester blend is a sold alternative to my previous cotton-only purchases and will probably last longer and launder and iron better because of being a blend. The sizing is right on, too, I am happy to report.

Good quality and price

shame to arms are a too short, having it tailored to short sleeve shirt

Despite being a bit large and long in the arm the material, cut and comfort is excellent.

Soy una persona muy robusta de brazos pequeños, La medida de la camisa me quedo perfectamente tanto de cuerpo como de mangas y de cuello. Quede muy satisfecho de la compra, ya que dado el precio se trata de una buena camisa, con buenas costuras y buen corte,

This is a very good quality shirt. The fabric is of superb quality. All stitches are done nicely and the look is awesome - whether you wear it normally or roll your sleeves. Only one thing I’d change - add one more button at the bottom (8 buttons instead of 7). Otherwise I am hugely satisfied with the shirt. Already ordered two more.