Champion Raglan Baseball T Shirt XXX Large Review

I have ordered many t-shirts online and have rarely, if ever, been dissatisfied. However, I was totally disappointed with this purchase. The packaging fits it perfectly. It is very soft and looks very nice BUT. I usually wear LG in t-shirts and other shirts that I almost or almost never bought. I washed this shirt once (before I could even wear it) and it shrunk so much it looked small. It didn't even shrink to a size that I could still wear, although it fit well. But after putting it on (AFTER

I bought the same t-shirt in size XL and it's a bit loose for me. This one fit perfectly. So if you are 6'3" tall, 44" chest, 16 1/2" to 17" neck, 37" sleeves, 34" waist and under 220 pounds this should work for you. I have the same screen printed shirt. So I like the quality of the shirt. I would easily recommend them to anyone.

the material is good not heavy. not too easy. The fit/sizing is correct, I'm 6'1, about 250, muscular, and the X-Large fits well, not loose in places, the shirt "feels" like it could be slightly tapered to accommodate this one to prevent boxy look but not tight. The length is perfect too. The shirt did not shrink in overall length after multiple machine washes in cold water only and tumble dried on an ultra-low or low heat setting. Just follow the care label and you're good to go. I liked them…

This has to be the strangest shirt I've ever bought. I am also very upset that you have to pay shipping if you want to return it. The only good thing is that the fabric is of pretty good quality. I usually wear medium, sometimes large. I bought the medium one and I swear it fits a large bust as well as a medium/small underbust. What I hate is that the collar opening is huge. too large. the point hits me in the shoulder (and I have pretty broad shoulders). It's just not right. The fit on the…

I love this shirt except for the large label sewn into the lower left front of the shirt. I don't know what they intended by sewing the label that way, but I think it takes away the simple appeal of the t-shirt. Also, for example, I don't want to show the world my shirt size. So I sat in a chair at my desk and, using a sharp taco knife, slowly and carefully removed any stitching that had attached the tag to my shirt. It will take some time before the shirt is damaged. It appears that around 100

Comfortable, lightweight, well-tailored, durable shirts. They have always been part of my wardrobe. Lightweight but durable, easy care, great as a solo piece in summer or as a base layer in colder weather, they're a constant treat. The raglan sleeves are a good length and allow for great range of motion while being great for tall and tall people who want to raise their arms without showing their stomach. I'm also a fan of the particular combination of red and black, and denim holds its color…

Eh, nothing. I like to wear baseball style raglan shirts since I don't think about it I switch to a casual shirt. This could be done much better with some tweaks (that probably won't happen because the champion is a hippo). 1) The material is heavy, but a softer, more modern cotton, or even better, a cotton-synthetic blend makes it much nicer. 2) The sleeves are a good length but as another top review says they are baggy and not the optimal look for style IMO3) The neckline is just awkward and…

The shirt is very nice, heavy fabric. The length is great, I bought it to wear with leggings and it fits perfectly. But it's also a bit on the small side. I usually wear XL for women/teens so I took XL to be more baggy. It's not baggy, it's quite snug, although I'm not sure if that's just because it wasn't designed for any curves. I also don't like the huge label on the bottom, but it's pretty easy to remove with a seam ripper.

7.6 x 5.1 cm size tag and 'Champion' is located at bottom left outside of shirt , so everyone can see it. Use a seam ripper to remove it. It was quite difficult to remove and I have 60 years of sewing experience. There is also a 1" x 2" paper label sewn into the inside of the shirt, THIS IS NOT FLAT! A normal person with little sewing experience would poke a hole in the fabric to remove the big ugly tag from the outside of the shirt. WARNING: If you don't want to advertise the company and your…