The rise is on the lower side, which should be a good thing for most shorter guys.

I’m wearing the Midtown Wash, a faded medium blue color that works well with grey, brown, green and pretty much any other colors hanging in your closet right now.

I like these jeans, and I’d like to see Ash & Erie offer more colors and fits in the future.

Ash & Erie Henley Shirt

As a shorter man, I find that most henley shirts are too long for me. They go down past my fly, and the sleeves are typically 2-4 inches too long for my arms.

As expected, this isn’t the case with this Ash & Erie henley.

It fits well in the sleeves and torso, and the slightly curved hem is a nice touch. It’s super soft and very comfortable.

I also appreciate the scaled down details, such as the shorter sleeve cuffs and narrow three button placket.

If you have trouble finding henley shirts that aren’t too long, you might want to give this one a try.

Ash & Erie T-Shirt

Speaking of casual shirts, Ash & Erie now sells men’s t-shirts in both crew and v-neck styles.

I decided to try a v-neck because I find that the “V” is often too deep with traditional brands.

Luckily, this neck line has the right shape and depth for shorter guys.

The sleeve length and overall shirt length are also spot on. Like the henley shirt, this tee has a slightly curved hem.

To me, this is a somewhat slim fit t-shirt. It’s definitely not boxy on me, and I’m a pretty slim guy.

Overall, I’m very happy with the way this shirt looks and feels on me.

Ash & Erie Long Sleeve Pocket Tee

This cotton-poly blend long sleeve tee is extremely soft and comfortable, and the heather navy color will look good on anyone.

It does feel slightly big on me, compared to the short sleeve t-shirt in the same size (XS), but this seems like the type of shirt that will shrink up a bit in the laundry.