Milano Moda Men's Long Sleeve Dress Shirt with Matching Tie and Handkerchief SG21A

Neck was perfect, good fit.I really liked it. For the price, you absolutely can not beat this shirt/tie/square combo. One of my friends saw me wearing this at a wedding and said "Now I know what happened to John Ritter's clothes after Three's Company ended!" Which was good, because that was the look I was going for.Now I will admit, as some of the other reviewers said, the tie will come with a wrinkle in it from the way it is packaged. It is just that, a wrinkle. I laid it on a bath towel and got it damp and ironed it on low. Two passes of the Iron and it was fine. Same with the square. I mean let's be honest here, if you are going to dress where you wear a tie and matching pocket square, and you are not ironing your shirt/tie/square before you get dressed just to get it looking it's best, your review on clothing items really shouldn't be taken seriously anyway.All in all, i'm considering buying a few more of these combos to match some other jackets after receiving this one and taking it for a test drive. Good stuff.

I bought 6 Milano Moda Men's long sleeve dress shirts of various colors. This manufacturer has some shirts with fantastic colors that are bright and bring notice to the wearer. I love this aspect of the shirts. They fit well and are comfortable to wear. I do have one major complaint, however. When I first washed them and took them out of the dryer they were all wrinkled in the extreme. Usually dress shirts come out of the dryer without wrinkles if you remove them promptly. I spent approximately 30 minutes per shirt in getting most of the stubborn wrinkles out. Usually I spend no more than 5 minutes when I iron a shirt. The wrinkles were so hard to get out that I had to use a special clothing steamer and an ironing cloth in addition to a steam iron. I never did get all the wrinkles out, but the shirts look presentable now. The shirts also come with a matching tie and vest pocket cloth. I had to steam them and use an ironing cloth repeatedly to get the wrinkles out. The cloth is 65% polyester and 35% cotton. Usually cloth like this is wrinkle free, but not these shirts. Also, these shirts must be washed in very cold water and cannot be dried in a dryer on hot setting. The cloth is rather delicate in its cleaning needs. If there weren't such an issue with ironing and wrinkles I would have given the shirts 5 stars as I do love the color selection. By the way, these shirts cannot be dry cleaned, so forget having someone else get the wrinkles out.

This is to big. Ordered the size I am. Put my arms out and it's like I'm a flying squirrel. There are a lot of loose threads. The stitches seem low quality. The material feels thin. The tie is ok a little big maybe to long and came like it was shoved in a sock drawer. The sleeves are a little long too. This is ok for some kid who needs to dress up for church but not ok for professionals. Probably looks ok if you get one that's the right size and is made better without so much loose threading maybe looks ok with no tie and sleeves rolled up but the sizing is way off on mine. The gray is not as gray in the photos. It has a greenish hue to it.

I really want to love these shirts, and I continue to wear them, but they're too problematic to suggest people buy them (at least the ones I got). I bought the Mustard and Brick ones, so this may not apply to all of them.Positives:* They fit as expected* The colors were what I thought they would be, based on the picturesNegatives:* Kind of cheaply made. There were threads hanging out at places, and certain seams look like they're going to come apart. I don't think they will come apart, but it looks like it.* This is the worst part, and I don't know what causes it. But every time I wash and dry the shirts, they end up with spots all over them. I can't figure out if it's the dye bleeding, or if it's a reaction to fabric softener sheets, or what. It's very annoying, though. I think washing them with white vinegar instead of detergent, and not using fabric softener sheets might help a little, but I haven't quite figured it out yet.* I bought the 19-19 1/2 36-37 size, which means I'm a big, tall guy. I'm 6'2" and 230 lbs. The ties that came with the shirts were a little too short. You'd think they would adjust the tie length based on bigger shirt sizes. I was able to make them work by using paper clips in the back, but they're a little shorter than I would like them to be.Overall, the shirts are usable, and they would look fairly nice if it weren't for the spots. But too many problems to suggest these. Where can a guy get a good dress shirt with a 19-19 1/2 neck? None of the stores around me go that high, and you just can't trust the quality online. By the time you wash them and see a bunch of spots, it's too late to send them back!

These shirts are sized properly for the neck and the arms as annotated in the description/selection; however, the rest of the shirt is very very large. I always purchase a 17.5" neck and depending upon the maker somewhere between 35" to 37" inch arms. The neck fit perfect and the arms were a bit long (not too bad since they are sized up to 37". The biggest problem is the rest of the shirt is sized like an XXXL shirt. Very bagy around the waist. Shoulders are OK, but these must be designed for obese people. The amount of excess material in the midsection was more than I could comfortably tuck into my pants. The pocket on the chest is Huge; about a third larger than the pockets on comparable shirts. Quality is OK, on par with the low price point. Very light weight fabric (very thin) almost see through. The accompanying ties are nice. I am 6'0" and weigh 210lbs.