Dutch Turtleneck Shirt w. Zip, Gray, Surplus

I'm 187 cm tall, 112 cm chest, 90 kg, average to athletic build and ordered large. They fit perfectly, but as others have mentioned they are a tight fit. I believe intentionally so. The fabric is light and very stretchy so tightness does not mean that movement is hindered. I use mine as first layer, typically with a cotton shirt on top. They are warmer than a long sleeve t-shirt and excellent breathability. Almost in new condition. Very high quality. Raglan sleeves (no shoulder seams). Slight smell of military warehouse, vanished on first wash (according to label 60C, but I ran a 40C synthetic program, they are 100% polyester).

Superb second layer at a price that is unbeatable. I have long looked for a second 100% polyester layer to wear over a next-to-skin shirt during winter hikes (I combine these two layers with a light softshell vest). This longsleeve nails it for me: the Thermowave fabric deserves its name and even some stronger winds do not make you feel cold in this shirt when moving. Long collar, long-enough sleeves and hem...just great. Has even better moisture wicking capabilities than my BW hot-weather turtleneck (polyester-cotton blend). Will probably use the dutch shirt for the more active use, while the BW shirt will see action when robustness is required and the application is more 'stationary'. As to sizes: at 183 cm, 96 chest and 84 waist circumference, size M works perfect with a tight shirt underneath (the longsleeve is tight enough but not too tight).

I purchased the Dutch t-shirt, which is a comfortable looser fit, and presumed the turtleneck would fit similar These Dutch Turtleneck Shirts are very snug shirts what I can only wear as an undershirt I will wear these as a warm undershirt, perhaps I can wear these as a hiking shirt If you want a looser fit get at least the next size up (they only have S and XS) A good shirt