Men's Fashion Shirt Short Sleeve Beach V-Neck Drawstring Printing Yoga African Summer Top

Excellent quality looks great and feels amazing. Very soft love the look.

This is such a cute dress. I bought a 5XL and sported this on a hot day as a sundress. So comfy and lightweight.

I was looking for a new oversized summer toss-and-go shirt and this is perfect for what I wanted. The v-neck isn't too low, the sleeves are nice and droopy with a very kimono-esque vibe. The tie front is odd, but part of the style.BUT! Beware of the fabric if you don't like static cling (No, not the band Static X, everybody should love Static X). Thankfully it looses it's cling after a bit of wear, but if you don't like dealing with synthetic fabric issues, avoid this top. If you're like me and don't care, I definitely recommend the shirt!PS - There is no, I repeat NO, stretch in the fabric. The site may say spandex/poly, but this is all poly all day (No reference to polyamory. Much love to the poly peeps out there). So if you're looking to get your wiggle on in this top, just get a bigger size.

If you’re reading the reviews and wondering why they’re so wildly different, I have the answer.I noticed it first about 8-9 months ago when we ordered an article of clothing on Amazon for my wife (a corset dress). The exact same listing, exact same item, but in 2 sizes to determine which one was a better fit. (It was not via the Amazon Wardrobe program).One was branded appropriately complete with tags. It was high quality with good stitching, structure, and ribbing. The overall quality was as expected from this brand.The second one was essentially the costume version of the item. It had no labels. The packaging was a plastic heat sealed bag. It had single stitching, no backing, no ribbing in the corset, shoe lace strings, and cheap rivets.…and then it happened again with other clothing items. Sellers are mixing in very cheap versions of items with decent versions. They’re playing a numbers game on returns and reviews.This shirt is one of those items. Simply read the reviews to see people who say they got a great linen shirt and others who say they got cheap crap. Once again, I got one of each. One with poor loose stitching and hanging threads, different material, and cheap feeling. One that drapes nicely and looks good and feels like the right material.What’s really odd is that the XL and XXL both nearly fit the exact same way.

Light weight, I got a 5x because of the reviews and I normally get a 2-3X for shirts.It fit me very loose which I wanted.I'd probably try one size above your normal size.

Simple advice: the dude in the picture is probably 5’10” tall, .04% body fat and he’s probably wearing the 5XL.Now for the backstory: bought this cause I loved the print and style, but figured for the price, I’d be safe and get the largest size they have. I normally wear a 3xl tall, and since this doesn’t come in a tall, I figured with a 5xl I’d be swimming in it, after a wash should probably fit perfectly. THIS IS A EUROPEAN CUT SHIRT, and a small European at that. I could barely get this over my chest and it barely came all the way down my tummy. Granted, I’m a bit chubby, but again I really figured the extra room would be for height alone especially after a shrink in the wash. If you want a visual, I am the exact size and shape of most NFL lineman. 6’5” and 320lbs. Muscle covered with a little chub lol. Now, they suggest “if you want a loose fit you should select one size up”. Which is laughable, since I went two sizes up and this thing was fitting like a compression shirt. It was so laughable in fact I had to look for the tag to make sure they actually sent a 5xl because I would swear it was a 2xl. Needless to say though, it was indeed a 5xl so got my return going. Disappointed and no great lose, but def want to warn anyone over 6’ OR you aren’t a jacked fitness coach, probably should just forget this.

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Very Good Product