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Patagonia calls the Buckshot Flannel Shirt a �surfer's mainstay�, but we wear this puppy all winter long, and there ain't no waves here in Utah, unless you consider the 500-plus inches of snow to be a liquid/plasma/perfection hybrid wave of sorts. We just call it powder�and we call the Buckshot a supremely comfortable shirt for dominating the apr�s scene, hitting the No Name Saloon for a burger (or a cougar, depending on the mood), and chilling by the fire. Patagonia's mid-weight organic cotton flannel is ultra soft, and the slim(ish, we're not all triathletes) fit looks great tucked in for dinner or left loose over some cords.
Bottom Line: Surf the ocean or surf the pow, but keep the Buckshot Flannel close.
As a company ... It doesn't get any cooler than Patagonia. Seldom do they produce a bogus garment and the Buckshot Flannel is a perfect example. This shirt is not really cut for a robust, barrel chested dude. It has somewhat of a slim fit. I'm 6'1" and 188 pounds with a 42" chest and broad shoulders ... In this shirt, as with most of Patagonia's stuff, I wear a large but I'm right on the edge between L and XL. Quality is awesome and you get bold, "out of the box" colors to choose from. I have the Prussian Blue one and it goes with so many different pants. Blue and gray denim or gray cords or khaki's ... it's all good.
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A soft, travel-friendly shirt that looks good as good at the office as it does while grubbing on fish tacos. The cotton/polyester blend breathes well and keeps wrinkles away, but is not as thick as your traditional flannel. I wish the shirt was a tad longer but otherwise, no complaints.
I simply love the fit of the small - I'm 5'7 and 145, and it fits perfectly. I'd say it's a bit of a trimmer fit just an FYI. The fabric seems very durable, but not overly bulky as well.
This is a phenomenal shirt. Fits great, feels great and wears great. It's so good I just bought another one to wear to work as well. Patagonia makes quality clothing and technical outwear and they've never let me down.
I got one of these shirts on the cheap, and I don't think I would pay full price for it. That being said, it's my favorite shirt. Period. The flannel is soft and warm, the cut is stylish, and the colors are GREAT. I have to keep myself from wearing this shirt for a week at a time (believe me, it's hard)
This shirt is where it's at. I got one a few months ago, and literally take it out of the dryer and put it on. I actually did laundry so this shirt would be clean a few days ago. It feels great, and looks better. You can't go wrong with this shirt.
This is a nice shirt that is much lighter weight than I expected. The fit is pretty big. I am usually wear an XL and have plenty of room in an Large. The cut on this shirt is pretty short so if you have a long torso, beware. I am 6'2" and have a slightly longer than average torso and it fits good but if I was any taller it would not look good. This shirt is great for work or a night out but is not heavy enough to offer any warmth on a cold day. The pics of the Fancy Chambray color are accurate.
I love this shirt. It fits nicely. As with all Patagonia stuff the quailty is what you would expect. I would say go with a size down as most people said. I got the large and I usually wear an XL.
Just bought a second one of these. Great shirt, but the sizing is off by one in my opinion. I'm 5'10'' 190 and I like my shirts to fit with a tailored look (trim but not tight). I first tried the large (which i normally am in almost everything) and it was huge by anyones standards. Then read a review from another person with the same opinion, so I sized down to a med. and the fit is spot on. Fit really is everything with a shirt like this. Too big/baggy, and it looks like a tablecloth draped over a lumberjack. But with a better fit, it keeps modern and looks great with jeans and nice boots. Give 2 sizes a try and choose what fit works better for you. The weight of the shirt is very versitile. Not heavy at all, more of a midweight brushed cotton that works with almost anything. Hopefully the Pata name means it will last a long time. It has the timeless style that most likely wont fade out. I spent the 75 on them because I assume I will be wearing them for the next ten years.. hopefully,
I've run this through the wash a couple times and it just keeps getting better. Nice fabric, for an all-cotton shirt it looks great straight out of the dryer. It's a pretty roomy fit, I'm 6'1", 190 and I bought the XL. Sleeve length is pretty good but the body is very generous, I definitely could have gotten by with a Large
As a company ... It doesn't get any cooler than Patagonia. Seldom do they produce a bogus garment and the Buckshot Flannel is a perfect example. This more...