Sunday, January 14, 2007
by Anthony from Las Vegas, NV 
Pros: Poly/Cotton blend is strong
Cons: A bit rough until washed a few times
Review: Shirt is same design as U.S. Air Force long sleeve uniform shirt, including tapered pockets and equalets, making for a professional appearance no matter what the occasion. Although material feels a bit rough at first, a few washings and dryings (with fabric softner) will "soften" it up. Ironed in creases will stay once created, a definate plus when caring for your own shirts. Material is a poly/cotton blend, and is excellent for stain release, although it is not stain-proof. Absorbtion of material is minimal, and if you spill something on it, or have a short stint in the rain, it will easily shed the liquid. Shirt is full cut, not tapered, excellent for those with a few extra pounds or who like a roomy shirt. Shirt is also approved for wear with Civil Air Patrol uniform, as it is the same as USAF Class A/B uniform shirt, except white.