This shirt fits almost perfectly. I'm 5'10", 200 lbs, and I have a slight belly from gaining the Covid 19 (lbs) during the pandemic. I have relatively wide shoulders and big legs, which tells you where some of the weight is. I'm not a big guy overall, and I'm not a particularly fat guy, though I'd like to lose some weight. I have longer-than-average arms, and I ordered a shirt with some extra neck room because I don't like to cut off blood flow when I'm forced to wear a tie for work. All of that translates to a 16.5" neck and 35" arms for me. I tried some regular-fit shirts ordered through Amazon, including Arrow and Kenneth Cole, and frankly, they were for round, fat guys. In spite of the misleading photos of fitted shirts on trim guys, they were very billowy, with tons of extra material around the arms and torso, and the shoulders didn't end where they should, even though the arms were the right length. I sent them back. If you're not a fat and round guy, you'll be unsatisfied with those ones just as I was. This slim-fit Calvin Klein shirt, on the other hand, is fitted enough to look good and make me feel confident in my look, and generous enough to be comfortable and not tight. It actually fits pretty much as it seems to in the photos. There's only one drawback, and that's that the shirt bulges a bit at the back of the neck. I often get this with off-the-shelf shirts, which often seem to be cut for people with sloping shoulders, instead of relatively square shoulders like mine. I've also tried other slim-fit shirts, e.g. Calvin Klein and Amazon Essentials. The Calvin Klein has the same neck bulge. The Amazon Essentials shirt is the clear winner, as it fits even better overall, and the cut is better for my square shoulders, meaning that the shirt doesn't have the below-the-back-of-the-neck bulge. If your shoulders are sloped a little lower than mine, this shirt will probably be perfect for you, all else being equal. Otherwise, give the slim-fit Amazon Essentials shirt a try.
