Carhartt Men's Flame Resistant Lightweight Twill Shirt

The shirt is a perfect for work. It is just what I expected. I have two of them.

I've read some mixed reviews from people who don't understand that Carhartt sizing is about a size larger than other brands, do some research and you wont make that mistake and give an otherwise good product a bad review. I've worn Carhartt products a lot over the years and I know for a fact that in most other brands I'm a 3X-Tall, but I ordered a 2X-Tall in these shirts and they fit perfectly. I've also seen some people complain about the fabric, I don't know what part of a FR cotton / nylon blend shirt makes people think it's going to be super soft or light weight. It is a lighter FR shirt than some other brands I have worn and actually cooler, it breathes better and does wick sweat away, but surprise, surprise, when it's 110 degrees outside I still get hot wearing this shirt, who would have thunk it. Now to some other points, the fabric on this shirt does remind me a little bit of those cheap bandanna's you can pick up at a convenience store or Walmart so it can be a little itchy and these things will wrinkle like one of those wadded up bandannas, so if you want a shirt that stays crisp all day, look elsewhere. I'm not sure what else can be said, this is a genuinely good work shirt at a reasonable cost, from a company with a good reputation. If you want something softer that looks nicer and is a little more true to size, look at any Ariat button downs, but they are usually a little heavier and hotter. If you want the best of both worlds, soft and cool, try a Tecgen, but they go for a little more than 100 bucks a pop, plus the fabric isn't as tough.

Seen alot of mixed reviews. I decided to try it out and wasn't disappointed. I am a steel factory grinder. So I'm being pelted with hot metal all day. For the price it lasted me about 3 1/2 months before fully wearing out. Worth the price for the protection from all the metal slivers.

These are great shirts for welders.

This is not a “fire proof” shirt like some of the other people on here use it for. Flame resistant just means that your shirt won’t burst into flames if a spark or hot piece lands on your shirt. IT WILL STILL BURN A HOLE WHERE HOT PIECES LAND ON YOUR SHIRT!!!! which is completely ok, as long as your shirt doesn’t create a live flame.Great shirt, would definitely recommend this shirt for rugged work use. The twill cloth feels better and feels safer in more dangerous environments.

Typically wear XL in all carhartt shirts. I’m 6’1 250lbs. Fit very tight like a large

This shirt is exactly as you would buy at a store in town. It does take a good wash to make it more comfortable and then just send it to the cleaners or however you do it.

Great shirt. I should say it fits as expected due to the fact I knew it was going to be to bulky. But I am 6' tall, 150 pounds and all arms and legs. A medium will fit great in the chest but won't stay tucked in and the sleeves will be to short. A large stays tucked in and the sleeves go to my wrist but it looks like I'm swimming in it. I went on the side of keeping my shirt tucked in and having the protection from flying sparks all the way down my arms. If I ever find a small tall/long in this shirt I would buy five of them to wear everyday of the week. It's a very comfortable material and kept me cool enough while out in the sun all day.If you want to know your shirt will not catch on fire while working around pieces of molten metal flying around you all day and stay comfortable this is the shirt you need. I've worn the employer provided shirts for years and they do a good job of not burning but are hard to wear.

Fits great and good quality, wear them to work and cause they're are so comfortable I find myself wearing them out doing other stuff.

Soft comfortable fabric

NICE SHIRT, FITS GREAT. NICE AND LIGHT.

Well made and crafted.

Fit to size, son loves it