Dickies Men's Long Sleeve Work Shirt 574

Effortless in style and trusted for over 90 years by the originators who work to shape our world, Dickies 574 Long Sleeve Work Shirt is a longstanding staple in the creative community. This dependable work shirt has withstood the test of time due to its durable cotton/poly twill fabrication and functional build; an endlessly reliable partnership that enables makers to keep working their hardest. The iconic 574 design features a generous cut through the shoulders and chest, offering freedom of movement no matter how you climb, reach, swing or even skate. The advanced moisture wicking technology ensures that this work shirt is perfect to pack for any job, outdoor adventure or temperate climate. Plus, the durable twill stain release construction will endure no matter what you throw its way. Define your individuality when pairing the 574 with the Original 874® Work Pants and Eisenhower Jacket, creating the ultimate Dickies uniform style.

• Generous fit in shoulders and chest
• 5.25 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester/35% Cotton
• The hardest-working long sleeve work shirt available
• Easy care stain release
• Moisture-wicking for comfortable wear
• Pencil division in left chest pocket; Doghouse sleeve plackets
• Colors match our Original 874^®
• Doghouse sleeve plackets
• Non-break melamine buttons
• Colors match Dickies Original 874®
• 5.25 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester/35% Cotton
• Machine wash
• Charcoal Gray

Features

Pencil Division on Left Pocket

Pocket Flap

Back Yoke

Square Tail Design

Dyed to Match Button

 Moisture Wicking      Stain Release

MEASUREMENTS:

SIZE	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL	5XL
NECK	14 1/2	15 1/2	16 1/2	17 1/2	18 1/2	19 1/2	20 1/2	21 1/2
SLEEVE LENGTH	32 1/4	33 1/2	34 1/4	35	35 3/4	36 1/2	37	37 1/2
CHEST	34-37	38-41	42-45	46-49	50-53	54-57	58-60	61-63

HOW TO MEASURE:

• NECK - Measurement is the circumference of the neck as illustrated.
  
  
• SLEEVE LENGTH - Measured by placing one end of the tape at bottom of the collar at the center of the back and marking the distance around the elbow to bottom of the wrist. It is often helpful to have the arm slightly bent.