Review on Men'S Short Sleeve Compression Shirts - Set Of 3 For Athletic Performance And DevOps by Brian Weese

PURCHASED SEPT 2019:Washed and dried all 3.Worn one of the 3, once during a workout and I’m very pleased.UPDATE March 2021:After some time now, I have completed P90X3.I didn't read the care instructions until late Fall 2020 and I have washed them on Cold many times and Dried them on HIGH many times with no damage noticeable! Lucky me? I have 5 of these, drying on High hasn't negatively affected any of them and these have been well utilized over 12 months.The collars are still tight. They look and work great. I have lost enough weight now that they aren't compression anymore and I wear them under casual shirts depending on the color.I’ve just updated a PHOTO OF THEM ON HANGARS!When I wanted to add photos and update this review recently, I thought I’d have a review of the collar based on the pic of them on hangars.But you can see that although they look terrible on the hangars, they are PERFECT when worn!I'm about to order 2-3 more (3-DONE) to use as undershirts for my work clothes. I noticed that if you have them one size too large (I originally ordered my first compression shirts from another vendor in a size too large) that they are comfortable as a base layer for example.I'm only buying from Devops from now on!I have tried 4 vendors total in my quest for a tagless version. I originally resisted the logo on the chest but I'm OK with it now. On my Heather and Charcoal Grey ones (without looking) the logo is almost invisible. As it is on Black. On Red of course, it's very noticeable.I'm very satisfied.Great shirt. Flat collar. Workout or base layer.