MakkromMens Guayabera Linen Shirts Long Sleeve Button Down Cuban Casual Summer Beach Shirt Tops

I have many pure linen shirts but wanted a long sleeve guayabera for travel to Panama for Danilo Perez week-long jazz festival. This shirt surprised me for the quality of the construction compared to other guayaberas that I have paid more than twice the price. The blend holds it shape much better after ironing than pure linen (stays fresher looking longer) and has a pleasing linen like texture. I like that it is less ornate (embroidered) or formal looking, making it easier to iron and wear for multiple occasions.

Me gustó porque tiene una buena terminación, la tela es buena, bastante fresca y el precio muy razonable. La recomiendo. Despúes de haber usado la guayabera varias veces, reconfirmo la calidad y la frescura de la tela. Incluso ya compré la azul clara. Si tuvieran más variedad cambiaría muchas de las guayaberas que tengo por las Makkrom. La recomiendo, no te arrepentirás.

This is a nicely sewn Cuban Guayabera shirt. It is very lightweight and will be good for summer. It is a cotton/linen blend and as such, as you should expect with such fabrics, it will shrink a bit, especially given the very loose weave. Order at least one size up so that you will not be surprised by the normal shrinkage. The double flat felled seams and top-stitching are properly sewn and there are no loose threads. Overall a well made shirt. Do keep in mind it absolutely will need ironing as linen blends do.

100/100This is a really nice cotton blend shirt that is a Guayabera . . . nice detail stitching, two top and two bottom pockets . . . and comfy!The shirt fits as expected and launders nicely. We air dry cotton fabrics, so there’s been no shrinkage, etc.Ultimately, is it worth the price? Yes

I like the design and fit of this shirt. The material is nice but a little heavier weight than I normally wear. If you're wearing this in colder weather, it is perfect.The straps that hold the sleeves in place while rolled up are longer than I usually see, so you can leave the sleeves rolled up halfway on your forearms. The only problem is that if you roll them past your elbow, the straps will hang down a bit.