Overall, I'm pretty happy with these shirts. I'll start with the cons, then move on to the pros. Cons: • The price seems a bit high, and Onno *never* runs sales or discounts • They have physical tags instead of direct-to-garment printed ones, so it's less than ideal having to cut the tags off, which risks damage to the shirt, and leaves behind a frayed and fibrous tag stump Pros: • The fit is pretty slim, which I like (I'm between 5' 10" and 6' 0", about 150 lbs., and I wear a Small) • The shirts actually become more comfortable as they age. You might notice the neck is a bit high at first, and the material almost feels synthetic, but after a few washes, the neck settles nicely and the material softens and becomes very cool, breathable, and light These are nice-looking, decently made, and comfortable shirts, and if anyone at Onno is reading this, I only implore you to please, please, please switch to direct-to-garment printed tags.