Steel Solid Slim Fit Button-Down Shirt (men's)

Name: Calvin Klein Steel Solid Slim Fit Button-Down Shirt (men's)
Brand: Calvin Klein
SKU: calvin-klein-steel-slim-button-down
Price: 89 USD

Button-Ups

$89

Calvin Klein’s button-ups run $79 – $149

About Calvin Klein’s button-ups: Casual poplin, oxford and linen button-downs plus the Steel wrinkle-free shirting family; the dress-shirt versions are also distributed heavily through department stores.

Is the price honest?

The $89 list is another mostly-notional number: the brand site discounts it about 40 percent as a matter of course, and department-store versions of the Steel line are regularly promoted into the $30-40 range. At street price it is a solid low-maintenance office shirt; at full list the brand premium is doing a lot of the work.

Our take

Calvin Klein's Steel line is its long-running wrinkle-free shirting family, a fixture of department-store dress-shirt walls for years and currently sold on the brand's US site as a cotton-stretch slim shirt with a point collar, sized by neck and sleeve. Reviewers across retail listings describe the fit as slim but not tight and the non-iron finish as mostly effective straight from the dryer, though some owners still touch up with an iron. The current on-site version carries a 4.6-of-5 owner rating, and the wider button-up line has shifted toward washed poplin and oxford casual shirts.

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The details

Material: Cotton with stretch and a wrinkle-free finish; the line's dress versions add moisture-wicking claims. The fabric runs lightweight, and some reviewers note white versions are somewhat see-through over an undershirt.
Fit: Slim and fitted through the chest, sleeves and waist, sized by neck and sleeve length. Reviewers describe it as genuinely slim rather than nominally so; classic-fit versions exist in the wider line for broader builds.
Quality: Reviewers describe clean stitching and a consistent cut, and several rate it above shirts costing much more. The main knocks are the lightweight, occasionally sheer fabric and the non-iron claim falling short for a minority of owners.
Best for: Commuters and office workers who want a genuinely slim, low-maintenance shirt at a mall price and would rather skip the ironing board.
Care: Machine wash and tumble dry low — the shirt is designed to be worn straight from the dryer. High heat and ironing shorten the life of the wrinkle-free finish and the stretch fibers.