When I got this shirt it was obvious that no one could possibly wear it as stiff as it is. I have soaked this shirt in salt for 5 or 6 days with vinegar and baking soda. It's still just as stiff as it was when I got it. When I sit down the shirt pushes up on my back and causes the collar to go up and push up my hair that's how stiff it is. I would like to return it. It's just not acceptable.

JohnnyD

Thousand oaks

Also so stiff have had to wash 5 times to make it comfortable to wear

None

Reno nv

I purchased this shirt in 4X because many of the Wrangler shirts tend to not be cut large enough in the shoulder especially the George Straight line so I wanted good fitment for the sleeves. I normally wear a 3X as I have broad shoulders. When I got the shirt it was barely long enough. When I tried to snap the sleeve buttons they wouldn't come even close to being able to close. I measured my wrist and it's a 9.5" then I measured the shirt cuff and it's a 8" on a 4X shirt..... I'm not sure anyone at Wrangler is paying attention to issues like this as it seems to be pervasive. The worst part about this is I now have to pay for return shipping. I would hope that at the very least Wrangler would cover the return shipping costs for something like this. I think that other than their pants which does not seem to vary in sizes I'm going to put my money elsewhere for shirts.

Erik

California

I wanted one of these shirts for months but was afraid to buy because of the reviews here saying it was as stiff as plywood. Well it is stiff but not stiff enough to deck a dog house. One day I thought about the Outlet near my home so I went there and found the shirt in Red Oxide at a good price so I bought it. Price to the purchase I discovered this new thing that I believe is called a 'search engine'. I found the instructions below and they worked. BTW, my local cleaning business laughed and said 'no way' to soften the shirt. Spot test shirt with a drop of vinegar on the inside hem. If the color changes do not use vinegar ( no change for me). Fill a bucket with a gallon or so of water. Add 1/2 cup of salt to water. Let the shirt soak for three days. Put wet shirt in washer. Add 1/2 to 1 cup of white vinegar and 1 tablespoon of baking soda ( I skipped the baking soda). Run washer on a cool cycle. Put shirt in dryer on a low tumble setting. Iron without starch. Repeat process if the shirt if the shirt is not soft enough. This time soak the shirt in a vinegar bath for 3 hours instead of the salt bath for three days. Do not add vinegar to the washing cycle. I soaked my shirt in salt water for 3 days and then the vinegar wash but it didn't seem to soften the shirt. So I put it back in the bucket of salt water I had used earlier and added another 1/4 cup of salt. I let it soak for 2 days. The wife washed the shirt then ironed it. It is much softer now and is quite a handsome shirt. Nice comfortable shirt.

Bubba

The State of Alabama

This is a really great shirt and for work as well it's not too heavy in material and comfortable! Only wish there was more coupons for shopping! Will buy again

Ctut

McCall Creek ,MS

One of the pearl snaps on the right wrist did not snap but overall the shirt is very durable and comfortable.

Darrin

Tulsa

I love Wrangler products

Charlie

Online

Wearing to dances

Outlaw

San Diego, Tx

Each shirt was different as to fabric (or at least the 2 I tried).... One was super heavy and thick like it was overly starched and the other was light as to fabric, after contacting the Rep from Wrangler who was super nice and very, very helpful, I gave up the ghost as I'm 3XLT and the shirts came in as 3X (probably my fault-thinking I was ordering 3X TALL)..... I knew immediately after trying on the first shirt that something wasn't right.... not long enough to fit within my pants and the snaps were not easy to open and close as I thought and expected as I have a problem with feeling in my hands....

Ed

Reading, PA

I like the shirt, it is my 2nd one but on the latest I cannot get the wrinkles out. I have tried washing several times and ironed but the wrinkles keep coming back. Any suggestions?

Andrew

Dallas NC