Smart shirt exactly as described. Quality material and fits nicely.

Nice kind of cotton twill, but not too heavy. Nice light blue/navy plaid. Has two chest button pockets with a pen insert. I wore for work this past week in April in the BC mountains, where it's just above freezing in AM(coupled with a 'Jimmy' Boutique of Leather black jacket), but 65-70°F in the afternoon. P.S. I wore the Levis hooded Temescal blue plaid shirt the day before at work, & yesterday/ Sunday on first ride o' the season on my Harley.

Love this shirt. it has a relaxed fit and is super comfortable.

This is a very well made denim shirt. Keep in mind that this is a Relaxed Fit, so if you plan to wear it it as a regular button up casual shirt, you should order 1 size down from your usual size for a proper fit. However, If you plan to use it as a jacket then you should order your normal size and you will have plenty of room for layering underneath. I have personally found this to be the case with all of the Levi's Relaxed fit shirts. For example, if you are in between a L and an XL in most standard button up shirts, I would recommend ordering a L in this particular shirt for a perfect fit, as an XL may be too big in the shoulders and the upper arms, making the shirt seem too blousy. With all of that said about sizing, this a very decent quality denim shirt that should last a long time.

Muy buena calidad. Es una camisa que vale para muchas ocasiones.

I was so pleasantly surprised how this shirt fits perfectly in with almost everything I own.

I was searching for a men’s button up corduroy shirt, but couldn’t find one that I liked until I saw the Levi’s ad on Facebook . I ordered the green one and wore it to work for my first time today and I love it! After I initially received my shirt, I liked it so much that I ordered another one in the true chino white color. The true chino white version arrived today. I immediately noticed that the white version seemed much more lightweight than the green version. I then compared the wale of each of the shirts to each other. The green one has about 14 grooves per inch making it thicker and the true white version has about 20 cords per inch making it thinner than the green one. See the comparison in my photo. I highly recommend the green version especially if you can get it on sale. I paid about $45 with shipping during a black Friday sale. The true chino white one is OK if you can get it on sale.

I've always dreamed of a shirt like this, denim is a bit hard, I'm sure it will soften with wear.