Canada Buffalo Check Snap Front Shirt

I really love this shirt as it is the perfect weight for cool mornings and nights. Not too heavy, but more substantial that most flannel shirts. The pockets are also larger than most shirts of this type, so it will take a larger cell phone (6 1/4" height). Just a quality shirt/jacket with snap closures on the pockets, cuffs, and placket. Only negative is that this shirt runs large. I normally wear a Medium in almost every brand/style, but the first shirt I got was way too large everywhere (arms too long, sleeves too wide, too much room in body of shirt). Talked to Fjallraven rep who confirmed that you could wear this as outer layer (puffy jacket fit under it), otherwise you needed to size down. I got a small and it fit perfect. for reference I am: 5'11", 150lbs, 38" chest, 34" sleeve, 31" waist.

I bought this shirt in a men's (I'm female). Am I correct in thinking the women's version is 65% wool -- and is at the same price level ? Overall, I like the look of this shirt -- though I find that it gets a lot of fuzz pills where there is friction. Certainly I like the shirt -- but had I realized the difference in quality (for the same price) I would have thought a little longer about the women's shirt over the men's. I'm not unhappy with the shirt -- but I would probably not buy it again -- warmth is pretty important for me and this shirt is lacking ever so slightly in the warmth department.

I bought mine and I still have after all this time. I would recommend layering underneath it. It is not as warm as they say they are. But I would buy it again but these shirts do go a little bit oversized. By one side smaller than what you usually wear because it is a loose fit. I went for a small and I should have gone the extra small instead.

I have 2 - I black that I've put through the dryer, the other I've hung dry. The one going through the dryer has got the pills (like others have mentioned). For me, they've been indestructible. Expensive but the cost/benefit has been worth it. I'm surprised that others have worn theirs thin- I use mine in the bush constantly and have been anything but gentle on them.