This is a beefy-feeling long-sleeve shirt with a boxy silhouette. It’s not fussy about how you wash it, and the ribbed wrists ensure a snug fit, without the sagging I often find in other shirts.

The New Dimension Plus Shirts combine aggressive styling with performance features such as stretch twill fabrics, modern stretch side gusset panels for moisture transport and stretch along with ...

Uniqlo’s U line has some of the best upgraded basics money can buy. This long-sleeve tee comes in stylish colors with a boxy fit and low-cut pocket. The Best Long Sleeve Shirts to Wear in 2022 ...

The Force Ridgefield Long Sleeve Shirt is a go-to favorite with everything we look for in a work shirt. With a smart blend of 60% polyester and 40% cotton, it combines the best of both fabrics.

One fan raved: “I wear a lot of black and with the upcoming cold weather, needed to stock up on long sleeved black shirts. These Hanes tees are perfect for my needs. The sleeves and torso are ...

Our style experts found the 13 best long-sleeve T-shirts for men that are fashionable and comfortable. Every pick on this list is editor approved and reviewed.

The story of the work shirt begins in 1900 with Sears, which was then called Sears Roebuck & Co. The store sold a number of durable top layers called Working Shirts, a staple of the workwear category.

Made from 100% polyester, this long-sleeve shirt is quick-drying, ultra-soft, and wicks away sweat instantly. It’s perfect for layering in the cooler months for a comfortable workout.

The shirt: Banana Republic Ribbed Long Sleeve Shirt ($50) The details: Sizes XXS-XXL / 57% cotton, 37% modal, 6% spandex / Also available in black My review: The perfect white long-sleeve shirt ...

Country of Manufacture: U.S.A. Fit: Relaxed Colors: Blue, green, orange, charcoal Sizes: S to XX This is Outerknown’s best-selling Groovy Pocket T-shirt, but long-sleeve. It’s cut from 100-percent ...

Discover the top 20 long-sleeve polo shirts for men, tested by style editors, featuring brands like J.Crew, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Tom Ford.

The style move is a staple of the 90s and early 2000s, which, if you haven’t heard, are both trending hard right now. Back then, you couldn’t set foot in a shopping mall or channel surf the TV ...