Unfortunately, every one I've bought in the past has been too blousy, too short, or needed ironing every time someone so much as breathed on it. 

My only reservation was with the square care label that was sewn onto the front. While handily providing washing instructions, the label also invited the wearer to brand it with their name and service number. 



I was initially concerned that this detail too readily gave away the shirt's intended purpose and would look a bit odd on someone who had never completed a bootcamp class, never mind actual military service. But I actually came to appreciate this unique little detail. I've even done some googling and found the corresponding NEVEDTRA manual. So, if nothing else, it'll never go on the wrong wash!
Like I said, the chambray shirt is a versatile piece that ticks all of my 'capsule wardrobe' boxes. At the moment I'm wearing it tucked into my (also new) 7 For All Mankind skinny jeans, but I'm looking forward to preppying things up a bit and wearing it under a cable knit jumper once the weather finally starts to turn.