Multiple reviewers say the fit is noticeably oversized and roomy, with one customer saying even an XS felt like it was “swimming” on them. Another buyer upsized but felt they could have stuck with their usual size, and a size 14 customer found the Large too big and exchanged to a Medium. If you want a more fitted look, consider sizing down; if you like a boxier silhouette, your normal size (or sizing up) can work.

Several customers mention the top works well for shorter frames, with one reviewer specifically loving the length on a shorter height and torso. However, another buyer noted that the larger size felt especially big because they were “vertically challenged,” and they preferred it after exchanging down a size. Petites who don’t want an oversized drape may be happiest sizing down.

Reviewers describe it as a versatile top that can be dressed up or down and expect to get a lot of wear out of it. Customers also mention it pairing easily with different pants, making it a simple staple for multiple looks. The overall vibe is casual-polished, especially if you lean into the roomy, boxy fit.

Yes—at least one reviewer specifically mentions a small pleat at the back and says it adds to the style. That same customer still wore it despite the oversized fit because they liked the design details. If you enjoy subtle tailoring touches, this is a noted feature.

Customers repeatedly call out the quality positively, with one reviewer explicitly saying “Great quality!!” Others describe it as a “great shirt” and liked the construction details and overall finish. Based on the feedback, it’s viewed as a well-made piece rather than a flimsy basic.