Alternative Mens Keeper Vintage Pine Motorcycle & Powersports via Protective Gear Review

These t-shirts were bought for my son. He read in one of his men's magazines (GQ I think) that this is a fantastic collection. I bought it in five different colors and they were all great colors. He was very happy with the way it looked, but washing it would be the ultimate test. They have been washed and I am happy to report that they have held their shape and have not shrunk. I couldn't believe how soft they are. Aha! Happy shopping mom!

I bought this because I liked AA 50/50 shirts. That's not it. And not to say that this shirt tried to be like that. I was just hoping. The material is not what I expected but the shirt is not bad. This is not standard "T-Shirt Material" and is very thin. I see it in pajamas rather than a public shirt. Not sure I would buy another one but I will keep the one I have. I'm awkwardly halfway between medium and tall. Big is good, especially if it shrinks a bit after washing. I think Medium will do…

I was looking for alternatives to bankrupt American clothing and found a site that talked about quality, fabric, softness, etc. I have to disagree with his feedback. I found this and Alternative's other shirts to be completely incomparable. The quality of the fabric leaves a lot to be desired, after a single wash it is almost scratched. It's also a little tight around the neck on both shirts, and there were a few long threads that weren't trimmed after they were made. Disappointed but even more

I want to start by saying that I really like the shape and fit of these shirts. I'm 6ft tall with a longer torso and find it difficult to find shirts that fit comfortably. They fit well and are long enough. Unfortunately, there are also minus points. The collar isn't seamless, which to be honest I haven't seen on a t-shirt in 20 years. The fabric is very soft but doesn't hold up well over time. I always hang them out to dry but after about 10 washes they start to curl. Not a deal breaker for…

I love Alternative Apparel t-shirts. More importantly, my husband does too. He's a skilled man, and it seems every shirt we buy him is covered in paint, dirt, and roughness. He discreetly buys t-shirts for casual wear. Finally I said enough was enough and bought him brand new shirts. He had an Alternate Clothing t-shirt from years ago that he wore for so long it became a little questionable. So when I went back to assembling his wardrobe, I didn't hesitate and found a bunch of alternative…