Lands' EndMen's Traditional Fit Solid No Iron Supima Pinpoint Buttondown Collar Dress Shirt

These have become terrible.

I have been buying Lands End shirts for 25+ years. Always loved them. This newest batch of shorts I got were terrible. They clearly have a new manufacturer. The material is shiny and stiff, and the fit is not nearly as good as they always were. I always buy the Tailored Fit shirts, and the new ones fit like Traditional Fit (big and blousy). Overall, not even close to the quality that I have always received from Lands End. I wish they would bring back the old manufacturer. I even checked the labels to make sure I received the right shirts. I noticed that the new shirts are made in a different country than the old ones. Just a shame. I am going to have to find somewhere else to buy my shirts.

Wrinkle-free could be better.

Fit is great, no-iron finish could be much more robust. I don't care about durability over wrinkle-free care. Wrinkle-free is much more important, and not as good here as direct competitors.

The greatest shirt ever made...

Yeah, the title is true...greatest shirt. I ordered three more...

Monogram Trashed

I have worn Lands End button downs for years with monogramming. They have lasted for years. I recently bought a new one and the monogram is trash; very poorly done. Very disappointed.

Disappointed, thought it would have the same feel as your Supima cotton polos but it did not. Also who makes these shirts? They are way way way to long. It is a mens shirt not a skirt! Ridiculously long by at least 6 inches. Waste of material.

Neck size 16" actually measures 17"....???????

I have several of these traditional fit supima pinpoints from Lands' End from several years ago, size 15.5 36. They fit well enough, but thought for ordering more, maybe I'd like just a bit more room, so ordered 16 36 this time in this style and several others...(non-pinpoint) oxford, twill, broadcloth, "travel kit", and two flannel styles. Every shirt is a full inch larger neck than it should be. "Exact" size 16 36 shirts measure 17" neck. "L" & "L T" which the size chart say will be 16-16.5 neck measure between 17-17.5. I'm sorry but there is no excuse for every shirt's neck being a full inch larger than the stated exact size or the size chart specification. If you say it's 16, and the label on the shirt itself says 16 why is it actually 17? (I measured the ones I have that say 15.5 on the label, they measure 15.5, so Lands' End at least used to know 15.5 on the label is supposed to actually measure 15.5. Sheesh. Seems well made otherwise but how can you buy if you can't believe the size...sending the whole bunch back.

Nice shirt

I bought this shirt for my husband, and he loves it. The fabric is very soft, and the shirt fits well and looks good. The French blue is a nice addition to his wardrobe.

Not like my old ones!

The shirts that I purchased most recently were not the same quality as previous similar Lands’ End shirt. After one wash, they looked cheap and ill-fitting—particularly around the neck. The top stitching on the collar edge was also too tight leaving a ruffled look that cannot be ironed out smoothly.