Goodfellow & Co Men's Printed Standard Fit Button-Down Shirt $12 + Free Shipping $25+ or Free Store Pickup at Target where available

I noticed there aren't any comments. So before anyone can say anything bad about this brand because it's from Target, I will have my say first!

It's a decent brand. Their standard V-Neck shirts are some of the best basic v-necks you can get below $10. They have a decent weight to them and aren't paper thin.

As for other items, go for it. They're well established and their quality has improved ever since Target started getting trendier. OF COURSE, their footwear will be lacking but that's with all non-shoe focused stores even places such as Express. Nothing a good replacement insole can't fix.

Nod. It's a decent brand. As you said, I'll pass on their footwear, for now. Their watch collection looks pretty "meh" too.

I've purchased pants, t-shirts, and button-up's of this brand from Target, and I'm very happy. I had a moment where I was trying to find pants. Plain black pants that didn't fit crazy.

I went to several stores, many of which I've always shopped, and the selections are terrible. I tried Gap. Banana Republic, AE, Hollister, Express, Macy's and a few other higher brands in the mall. All overpriced, too tight for a man, too baggy for an adult, too long, too much hips.

I honestly don't know what's going on with the shops I've been shopping at for years, but the style shift is maddening. It's subtle for some items, and obvious on others.

Goodfellow & Co. clothing at Target was my last stop, and for the price, I figured I had nothing to lose. I ended up bringing back 90% of the clothes I purchased at the other stores. Saved a bunch of money, and the clothes fit great.

The shirts don't hug you unnecessarily. The pants are just pants. They have just the right amount of stretch. They have different styles to match what you're looking for. Some of the designs are a bit crazy on the button ups, but eh...brands have to diversify. Also, another big selling point, they don't shrink to 1 or 2 sizes smaller when you wash them.

Banana Republic, and I used to work there and purchased all my clothes from them back in the 2000's, their clothes shrink horribly these days. I bought 3 BR polos earlier this year, and washed them cold, light drying. They went from an XL to a M, in one wash. I've never had that issue with the Goodfellow clothes. They've faded a bit after a year, but they still fit the same as the day I bought them.

I've suggested them to several guys who have issues shopping at those stores we've been shopping since early 2000's, but now have just went off the grid with their styles.