Men's Military Tactical Long Sleeve Shirt Outdoor Camo Combat Pullover T-Shirt

I like the material. It’s strong where it needs to be a light and breathable where it needs to be. I’m 6’3” 190 and the shirt fit well, sleeves a bit short tho, but not bad. It’s an XL

Upon reading the comments it seems many users aren't aware that these are made to be worn under a plate carrier or tactical vest. The pocket on the elbows is for pad inserts. They seem to be fairly well made, time will be the true test. Good fit, Hook & loop pockets are decent quality. Very comfortable under a carrier.

not good Quality

I use this shirt for work and it's great. The material is not to thick and easy to keep cool. The shirt is pretty cool and I het alot of compliments on it. Would purchase again for the price.

This is a "different" kind of shirt. There was no tag I could find, so do not know exactly what it is made of, or where it was made. Bag appears to be written in Chinese, but not sure. I am pretty sure it is 100% polyester. The body, and under the arms, are a very thin, stretchy, material. The arms are more like a rip stop nylon, not stretchy, may offer some waterproof qualities. The only pockets are on the sleeve, and there are some unusual elbow protectors, a donut shaped piece of extra fabric sewn over the elbow, with the tip of your elbow covered with just a single layer of fabric. This appears to be cosmetic, as I don't see what benefit this adds. There are also velcro closures on the ends of the sleeves.For fit, I am about 6 feet, 180 pounds, got the large size. The sleeves fit well, which is good as they are not stretchy. Plenty of room for movement. The body of the shirt was tight and long. Pulls down well past my waist, but is very tight around my chest and stomach. I am not skinny, but fairly normal proportions, normally a large shirt hangs loosely, this one does not. Not uncomfortable, just an unusual cut. I can wear a T-shirt under this, but would not be able to wear anything much thicker than that due to it being tight around without a t-shirt under it. With the sleeves not stretchy, anything I tried to wear over this will probably cause the sleeves to bunch up.I think this would work well on a cool spring or fall day, particularly if you were doing something that required arm protection, but didn't want the warmth in your core. Like working in the yard, or hiking. Instructions said wash separately, do not tumble dry. All my clothes get washed together and go into the dryer, it came through fine. The stitching all seems good, and plenty of velcro on the sleeves to add a patch or something if you wanted.The choice of materials is different, and the cut is different, but appears to be good quality and should last a long time.

What has a body like a polo shirt, sleeves like a tent and pockets like cargo pants? This shirt! It's an interesting expression of style vs. comfort; of utility above all else. When I first put it on, the feeling is odd: the soft, thick-ish polo-like shirt with the nicely zippered neck opening is topped by a damned near canvas-looking fabric that, when new, feels... well... canvassy. It was like sliding my arms into one of those tote bags for a foldable camping chair.After getting used to it for a few minutes, some waycool things jumped out at me:1. The wrists have Velcro closures, so you can make them as tight or as loose as you like. I like tight sleeves, but wear a watch on one wrist. This lets me adjust accordingly.2. There are useable pockets on the shoulders! Perfect if you're old school and need a place for your smokes. Or for nerds like me who carry flash drives, USB sticks and Crystal Light packets. Whatever your cargo, you can oof just a tiny bit more with these useful pockets.3. Those pockets have Velcro patch holders! Perfect for pulling out my old "duty patches" I got as a firearms instructor. I've also got a few around for bands (Journey, ZZ Top, etc.). If you have a Velcro-backed patch, you can change-up whatever message you care to send. Or use these spots to put your fly fishing lures!I wore this shirt all day on the first full day of Fall in Michigan. The weather had gone from a high in the mid-80s yesterday to a low of about 61, and I wore this to a cider mill when the skies became overcast and the wind picked up. Happily, it kept me nicely warm. (I did have a T-shirt on under it - we Michiganiacs believe in LAYERS!)My only criticism is that, whatever the pattern is on the upper part of the shirt and the sleeves, it is NOT camo, digital or otherwise. But it is textured, to a degree, and adds some cool visual appeal. The more I wore this shirt, the more it grew on me. I think we'll be spending many days together over the coming fall/winter months!

Collar material is heavier and rougher compared to the shirt