The difference between short-sleeved T-shirt lapel light fruit between AF offers like day and night. I do not knock the lighter models, but these are relatively strong, then, is actually a luxury skin for me.
I love that no label design, which adds to the comfort. The color is bright and maintained. I usually buy local coal mines, and there are some of them, through 30 wash cycles, they are gone almost zero fade.
Another thing I like is relatively thick cotton fabric. Compared to the lighter I mentioned, these are significantly heavier, but still breathing in hot, humid days. I wear this model both as a tunic, and as the next shirt, it works well in both cases.
Stitching, seams and strong and straight, so solid workmanship. Although they are pre-shrunk, I recommend ordering the next looked, if you are among the critical size. In addition, after the wash cycle of about ten printed labels fade, you have to look at the seams, to determine whether they are right side up, or is not the point. Apart from these minor problems, these are the real value, very well done.
All the other t-shirts I've tried from every brand, including Fruit of the Loom, has shrank in the wash. And they always shrink vertically. That would be great if I was a fat dwarf, but I'm not...I'm a fat tall person. I need my shirts to keep their shape, not to mention have sleeves that actually cover some of my arm and don't make me look like a fat reject from the fruity side of the gym. I have no need to flex my biceps all day, thanks anyways. Well, this shirt doesn't do all that. It fits, doesn't shrink or look squatty and actually has real sleeves. I literally wear these every day now. Great shirt...especially for the low cost.
回复删除