Oversized Stretch Poplin Short Sleeve Shirt - Granite

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$295as of Sep 3, 2026. Check the current price at James Perse

The verdict

A refined, relaxed short-sleeve shirt for minimalists willing to pay for cut and fabric quality.

Fit

The oversized cut will sit loose through the shoulders and torso; expect a contemporary silhouette slightly wider than typical basics. Sizing runs true; consider the relaxed shape.

Quality

James Perse's stretch poplin shirts are known for fine construction and clean details. At this price, you get careful collar work and seam finishing typical of the brand's edited range.

Price check

Mid-premium pricing for a staple short-sleeve. The price reflects James Perse's positioning rather than breakthrough fabric innovation, but the cut and durability justify it for buyers seeking refined basics.

Best for

Men seeking a departure from stiff basics—someone who values fit precision and minimal design over novelty.

Care

Poplin holds its shape well and tolerates machine wash; hang dry to preserve the stretch fiber and avoid tumble shrinkage.

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Fit check: James Perse

True to size

Owners report James Perse's numeric sizing (0=XS up to 5=XXL) runs true to size, with a deliberately relaxed, California-casual cut rather than a slim one.

Reviewers and sizing guides agree the numbered sizing maps predictably to standard sizes and stays consistent across tees, tanks, long sleeves, and sweats — one long-term owner wears the same size 1 across every James Perse product she owns. The caveat owners flag is that the house cut is intentionally roomy: tees and sweats read slightly relaxed at your true size, so people wanting a trim fit sometimes size down, while button-ups and polos can wear looser than the marked size suggests. On the women's side, fitted jersey pieces are the exception — reviewers note the skinny and fitted styles run small, and pants are cut long.

Sizing advice: Take your usual size converted to the number scale (0=XS, 2=M, 3=L); size down only if you want a trim fit in the relaxed tees and sweats, and size up in fitted jersey styles.

Per owner & reviewer reports: James Perse Sizing Guide — Mensflair · James Perse T-Shirt Review — New Inspired · Does James Perse Run Big or Small? — Tellar

What owners report about James Perse button-ups

Third-party coverage of this brand's woven shirts is thin — most owner discussion centers on its knits, and one brand review notes the polos are considered its best item. Where buyers review the shirts directly, reports split: some praise the linen shirts as soft, well made and well colored, while others report looser-than-expected fit and thin materials they consider poor value at the price. Longtime forum owners advise that the US-made pieces hold up better than the imported ones.

Strengths: The linen shirts draw specific owner praise for softness, make quality and color.
Watch out for: Reports of thin fabric relative to price and looser-than-expected fit, with forum posters flagging the imported (non-US-made) production as the weaker buy.
Sizing: Buyers report the shirts fit looser than the marked size suggests, so consider sizing down if you want a trimmer fit.

About James Perse's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: James Perse Reviews — Trustpilot (jamesperse.co.uk) · James Perse — Styleforum · James Perse Review — Honest Brand Reviews