THE BEAR HOUSE Slim Fit Cotton Casual Shirt For Men
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What we liked
- Knitted Texture Features unique knitting patterns (textures vs solids) creating a distinct design.
- Flowy Fabric 88% Cotton and 12% Viscose blend gives it a nice flow.
- Unique Color A beautiful Sage/Pistachio green shade that stands out.
- Price Good value at ₹1000.
Could be better
- Wrong Label Tag says "Beige" but the color is clearly Green.
- Color Complexity The unique color might be considered "complicated" to style for some.
Specifications
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Is the THE BEAR HOUSE Slim Fit Cotton Casual Shirt For Men worth buying?
We rate it 9.1/10 (excellent) after buying and testing it ourselves. What we liked most: Knitted Texture: Features unique knitting patterns (textures vs solids) creating a distinct design. Could be better: Wrong Label: Tag says "Beige" but the color is clearly Green.
Where can I buy the THE BEAR HOUSE Slim Fit Cotton Casual Shirt For Men?
It’s listed on Myntra, Ajio and Nykaa. The store buttons at the top of this page open each listing, so you can check today’s price and sizes there.
What is the THE BEAR HOUSE Slim Fit Cotton Casual Shirt For Men made of?
Fabric: 88% Cotton 12% Viscose. See Specifications above for the full details.
Is the THE BEAR HOUSE Slim Fit Cotton Casual Shirt For Men comfortable?
We score its comfort 9.5/10 (excellent), after using it ourselves.
Is the THE BEAR HOUSE Slim Fit Cotton Casual Shirt For Men good value for money?
Its value-for-money score is 9/10 (excellent): we weigh what you get against similar products we’ve tested.
How does Fashion Audit score products?
We buy every product ourselves and score it out of 10 on design, material quality, comfort and value for money. The FA score is the average of those scores. No paid placements: brands can’t buy a better score.
