Looking for Answers about RedHead RedHead® Ultimate Flannel Shirts for Men - Long Sleeve?

I would not call it a heavy weight.

They are Midweight flannel, that layer well for outdoors.

THe should be very comfortable outside in cold weather.

Absoutly not. This shirt is more for summer or inside a well heated house. Poor material.

anything is if layered. I had a tee shirt and a flannel shirt on when temps were around 30 degrees... really depends on the person.

Depends on your location. For northern states with really low winter temperatures, I would say No. However, the shirt makes a perfect jacket in southern California where winter daytime temps are a low of 55 to 60 degrees.

These are a light to medium weight flannel. Use them to layer clothing with when working. As you work and get warmer, you can take off a layer at a time to keep from sweating. Please note: order at least one size larger than he normally wears. This shirt shrinks at least one size when washed in cold water and dried.

I would consider this a medium weight. Heavier than a cotton shirt but not thick and heavy to be used as an outdoor fall jacket.

As part of layering, yes. But you can get the insulated one that really is great!

I would say it is a medium weight. It will be comfortable for me in temperatures probably in the 45-50 range with another shirt under it (I wear the flannel shirts as light "coats"). I did purchase a lined flannel shirt and it definately will be good for cold weather (30's).

Mostly
the collar does wrinkle

No.

No wrinkles on mine after its sat ion the floor of my truck for a few days.

Not entirely, but if you take them right out of the dryer while they are still damp and hang them up, they are fine.
I refuse to iron anything. I also hang these on the clothesline and they come out great.

They are not wrinkle free but,wrinkle very little.

After you iron them

Yes

No!!! Not only that, order at least one size larger than he normally wears. They shrink at least one size when washed and dried.

NO. Even with fabric softener they need to be ironed.

Yes! Dry them to the point where they are dry but not cooked.

I ordered talls for my "ape" men.

I am 6'-3" and weigh 160 with a 35" sleeve length. I bought a medium and it fit very well. Sleeves were long enough

Order his regualer size but in Tall

You can purchase the tall sizes that are longer in the slevees.

The tall size has long arms.

working out with weights, I have wide chest, arms..smaller waist.. arm length is 35. The flannels fit to a tee...which is unusual for me. When we have unusual measurements, we end up short changed somewhere unless its custom fitted. My dress shirts are tailored. For someone who generally has a large chest will have a large waist...and long arms means a larger person..so its hard to find a great fit off the rack. XL was my choice.

Find a shirt in his normal size and then in the TALL sizes. Example: if he normally wears a L shirt, get him one in LT size.

I AM A LARGE 37".

Large is about 35"+. Should be plenty of room.

My boyfriend is 6'1 and 190 and I ordered hium a large. It is almost too big and definetly looks at least to be an extra large. I would suggest no bigger than the medium. These do seem to run large. Hope this helps. By the way, this is a great shirt and is nice and thick for the winter, I would definetly reccomend buying one.

My other son is about your size and the large was good for him. I ordered a Ltall. I had to wash and shrink a little but he likes to wear it out as well.

I'd guess you are a large in other shirts. If you are that's the size I'd order. They are cut a little loose/roomy though. And the tails are a bit long. I'm 5'9" and wear the tails out.

xl. they will shrink some after washing.

My husband is 6" and weighs 170 lbs and I ordered Large shirts. He wears them either tucked or untucked. I hope this helps!

Medium

XL

My son is about your size and the large was too big.

sounds like a large to me

bought large for my husband who is 6' and weighs 170. they look great!!

Medium

L