The all-over print is totally cool, but I would get the jacket or other product in the same print over this shirt. Mostly because the material is very thin, which isn’t always a negative thing, but these days I’m always leaning towards more durability and less flimsy. Almost makes you feel like it is highly flammable, which as someone who occasionally smokes is a test of the durability of a fabric. Any ember that the shirt might catch will immediately cause a hole in the shirt, and possibly continue to burn. You can apply that to other instances, let’s say you’re out at a hibachi restaurant and the chef is getting a little too close with his spatula moves and a spark flies your way lol. A cotton shirt might extinguish that spark but this material might not. Also I wish it had a spread or camo collar, instead it had a very traditional Asian collar, which doesn’t look good on me - Another reason why I’d purchase the jacket in the same print over this shirt. I bought a large, which is my usual size in shirts, and the sleeves were a bit long, but overall the shirt fit true to size or slightly larger than true to size. The pockets have double snap closures, and aren’t very practical or utilitarian. The front placket, or button closure is hidden, so you don’t see the buttons on the front of the shirt. The shirt came wrinkled, mostly around the pockets of the shirt. And I feel like it would be hard to maintain wrinkle free throughout. But if you do get it, it would look great with a black sports coat and/or black pants, if you need any styling tips. Hard to pair it with anything other than black. Hope they come out with more options in this same AOP (all over print), because it is very stylish looking. I got it on sale and used a voucher and it still was expensive in my opinion for the type of material, its perceived durability, and lack of wrinkle-free characteristics. If you liked this review, follow me on IG @locaropa23. I also do personal styling tips. - El Jefe from El Jefe’s ¡LocaRopa!