Closeouts. Toscano's garment-washed linen shirt gives you all the cool comfort of linen in a relaxed, easygoing fabric that needs only light pressing (if any).
Reviewed by ron, the jazz guy from Kentucky on Monday, May 06, 2013
I stumbled across Toscano linen shirts in a pricey clothing store in Toas, NM last Summer. I tried one on, and I was hooked: I paid $90 (plus tax) apiece for THREE of them because the feel, fit and looks of these shirts was unprecedented for me, and I'm a pretty old dude. When I found out that Sierra Trading Post had them for GREATLY LESS than $90, I got really pumped, and by now I've bought over twenty of them from Sierra. (What if they stop making them????) Good linen shirts have a cool heaviness to them, they fit beautifully, and have long tails like quality shirts should, and good linen shirts look better wrinkled than cotton ones do pressed.
I haven't been hooked an ANY clothing item like this since I got my first Levi's in the seventh grade, too many years ago to say. Further, I'm going to buy some more of these before they're all gone.
Reviewed by Steve from PA on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
As far as I am concerned, there is no better material for summertime wear than linen. This shirt fit very comfortably. I ordered the blue shirt, and thought it was appropriate for walking around town and sitting down to dinner. I think I may order another one
Question
“What ccolor is the inside Toscano label on the neck? I have a few from different seasons and notice a slightly different fit. Also is this more of a soft or coarse linen? Toscano seems to have made a variety over the past couple of years”
Asked on 7/16/2012 12:00:00 AM by Carter from Austin, TX