Carhartt Workwear Pocket Henley 4X Large: High-Quality Men's Clothing and Shirts Review

As a guy that borders on L to XL, I usually regret the tightness of buying an L, but buying an XL usually feels big and square on. Lots of extra material around the middle and under the armpits. That's how these shirts fit me, loose, bulky areas, but extremely comfortable - a bit too big to wear openly for my liking (similar to what the photo shows). These shirts appear to be of excellent quality, heavyweight material (unlike the cheap, ill-fitting Henleys I have at my local department stores).

After decades of searching, I've finally found the perfect t-shirt. I tried the Carhartt mandarin collar but it was too tight so these Henleys are perfect. Most t-shirts seem to be made for small, overweight people, so at 5'11 it's almost impossible to find a decent shirt. I bought three of these shirts, one from Sp0rtsman W@rehouse and two from Revane, and hit .667. First, Carhartt has two fits - original and relaxed. This is the original fit. Unfortunately there is no quality control. Maybe…

I love this shirt. Good dense material, the quality seems high. Just take a look. It feels like I'm wearing a comfy t-shirt, but with buttons and a pocket I look a little more classy. I'm not into t-shirt logos, but this one is small and looks good. I love it when it's big, nobody wants to see my stomach and the heavy fabric hides some of the curves if you get my meaning. Just as comfortable but more stylish than a t-shirt and less preppy than a polo. Cotton feels nice but gets dirty more…

Carhartt makes great shirts! I usually wear an XL shirt, but at Carhartt I wear a large. I have seven of their shirts. They will not fade or shrink. They keep their shape and the henley gives you more freedom around your neck. I use them for everyday life, not for work. One reviewer said they remove the logo from the t-shirt - neat in my opinion. It might not have the alligator or polo pony appeal, but that's okay. The 6.5 ounce material is heavier than my other shirts. I don't usually wear it…