REVIEWS
8 Reviews
Andie
Material not comfortable. Sleeve way long and bulky. Compare the last version. I was looking for better. Not worse
Kevin
Opened shirt right out of the bag, went to put it on for the first time and 2 snaps broke off. When the first snap broke I thought maybe I was being too aggressive opening them so I was really delicate with the rest and pop goes another one. It’s a trail shirt. Should be ready to handle the long haul, should be tough. Maybe it was a bad batch of buttons. Hoping fjallraven can help out. I have a lot of other apparel from them which I love.
m funk barley
I wear these to the office and to presenatios with a pinpoint and tie underneath. they dress up and down nicely. I have two of these and just oreded a third. I love the for the hot summer months when a blazer is too heavy.
Del
Wanted to like this but the cut and sizing just don't make sense. This 'Relaxed Fit' Medium is the size of an Ovik Travel shirt in Small. I thought maybe it would break in with a few washes, so put it through three times and sadly no. The should and arm holes seem smaller than they should be. There is a seam that goes down the back of your arm, it's too tight in the shoulders so feels incredibly constricting. For content I am 175cm and 184 muscular build. I normally wear Ovik in Small as a nice fitting shirt. I bought this model in medium to wear for bike tours, so wanted to be breezy. The seems just are weirdly placed and it's just simply tight in the wrong places for any sense of mobility. I really wish I hadn't washed it so I could return. Maybe try sizing up 2 sizes if you want any sense of a non slim fit.
bafisher
I really like this shirt. The weight is great. The quality is great. The collar is great. The buttons are strong. I don't understand why Fjallraven doesn't put a button located to make the cuff opening smaller. I have a Fjallraven jacket with the same issue. The sleeves are long, which I like, but the button options don't allow a reasonably small cuff opening. I still like the shirt a lot and make adjustments for the large opening.
Marty
Fantastic shirt, I bought two of them at the same time!
alldayhiking
My field test after a 12-mile hike: [1] Cons: Shoddy stitching because seams are unraveling, coming apart at the pockets and at the ends of both sleeves; lots of loose threads. [2] Pros: Feels like a breathable windbreaker. Moves with the body, un-constricting. All in all: I cannot recommend this shirt, simply because of how it is stitched together. For an expensive shirt, I expected a lot more in the quality.
Chris41
I have been waiting for something similiar to the Singi Trekking Shirt in a lighter material and this is it. I hope they add a light blue in the future.
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