American Apparel Flannel Plaid Shirt vs Pendleton Plaid Lodge Shirt

Sleeve length is good too. Though "classic" fit, I think it is just a little more tailored but nothing extreme. The fabric is a sturdy, light-weight flannel material. I wore it outside for a 45-minute walk on a 50°F day with a jacket and was neither too hot nor too chilly--just right in fact

Shirt is a really tapered fit that would probably fit a person with a more athletic build. If it shrinks at all, I won't be able to wear it. Is sized about like most XL Long and is not as large as most XXL

This shirt is definitely for someone who wants heft to their shirts. The solid grey is a nice alternative to plaid flannel shirts, if you don't like plaid, which I don't.

The shirt fits well, looks good. And, the shirt has all the benefits of wool clothing: warmth and is nonabsorbent.

Soft and warm flannel shirt that runs true to size. The quality is excellent and it also comes with 2 extra buttons. The sleeves are a nice long length and has a couple of buttons on each cuff and a little above. This is a heavy weight flannel that's soft and should hold up a long time

After trying it on, I washed it (cold water) and let it hang-dry as per the instructions: it dried quickly, was pretty much wrinkle-free (did not need ironing) and wasn't scratchy at all afterwards. Frankly, I prefer a bulkier shirt, and this is more of a dress-shirt weight, so it's not one you'll want if you're looking for warmth alone. As a dress shirt, it is great: it drapes well and the collar and cuffs stay stiff. Don't put it in the dryer, tough, or it will be sure to shrink