Review on Dickies Girls' Short Sleeve Pique Tops for Girls' Clothing - Tees & Blouses by Gary Beard

These shirts were bought for embroidery and used as compulsory school uniform. The school has its own suppliers who offer inferior goods at expensive prices. Advantages: no label design, fade-resistant, shrink-resistant, bright red, not brick red, durable. Disadvantages: none. I've always relied on Dickies shirts because their red color is actually red. Not soft red, it looks almost pink, or dark red, it looks almost burgundy. I gave these shirts 5 stars because they last through the school year and beyond. With other shirts, especially school vendors, they start to fade, the clothes start to fray and tear, they shrink in the dryer, and by the end of the first semester it's time to buy new shirts again. Not with these shirts. Since the shirts of the same brand were part of my uniform, I only had to buy two sets. One is my freshman year of high school and one is my third year. (I've outgrown my original ones.) These shirts were regularly laundered and abused in outdoor pursuits during the hot Texas months of April, May and June. The best part about these shirts is that they don't retain an odor or shrink in the dryer!