👕 Double Dry Long Sleeve Tee for Men by Champion Review

I stopped wearing cotton many years ago. Now I'm looking for T-shirts that are supposed to wick sweat away from the body when training or hiking. Usually polyester. This t-shirt is perfect for those requirements. Super comfy and loose on the body just the way I like it.

Great shirt for the price. Judging by other reviews, the size is average, as expected. I'm 5ft 9in, 160lbs and a medium shirt fits just right. The neon is bright (which is why I bought it and claimed that SPF 50 seems to work (no sunburn after a few hours in the sun). The camouflage pattern isn't the same as the photo but it's close enough.

SCOCHE may be large, but certainly not large enough to warrant a return. I've washed mine twice without shrinking but if it ends there I'm still fine. The camouflage design is subtle and looks great. I accidentally bought it when it was around $14-15. Good buy. The shirt provides ventilation and is also ideal for outdoor use in warm weather. Good sun protection.

I bought one more late last summer and two more late fall. When chilling, this is my favorite shirt under a fleece jacket like Columbia's. These shirts are very comfortable with or without fleece. They don't pill when washed and don't sweat when I'm active like cotton. You can spend a lot more on Underarmor or a similar product, or buy a better one for less.

I buy several brands of long sleeve t-shirts for Arizona winters. I am very happy with the five different brands ranging from pure polyester to cotton and blends. Time to Run is my favorite moisture-wicking shirt, but Gildan cotton shirts make excellent linings. This shirt is a waste of money. It's extremely thin and its cut will be unflattering for those who don't have strong muscles. Even then, the butt hangs down like maternity clothes. I'll wear it to home workouts, but this. This is not a…

So - these shirts have been my favorite for many years. I've worn them all over the world, from the Himalayas to tropical beaches. I bought two more before our trip to Europe to find that they have changed. They used to be of excellent quality and inexpensive; now they are just cheap. The fabric is thin and doesn't stretch like the old one. For example, the "cuff" doesn't stretch or give, but rather squeezes the shoulder when I pull up the sleeve. Not the same at all. Without curtain. I am…

For those who can't see. This dry fit long sleeve shirt is no different from other long sleeve shirts. It's not a V-neck. I ordered mine in navy blue. I'm a female but I have quite a bit of authority so I bought a male remedy. This is the right size for me as a gentleman. It fits exactly as I had hoped. So the size fits. It's long enough. Right next to my thighs. Hands are a little lost, comfortably free. But I'm not a man, so I don't have arms and a man's chest to fill the top. Which makes…

I just got my medium in the mail and it fits me as expected and even slightly larger in the chest/shoulders than I expected. I'm 6'0", 160 lbs, athletically built but rather slim, with long arms and legs and a shorter torso and neck than the average guy my size. I wear medium sized shirts 75-80% of the time, sometimes large Shirts Depending on the brand I have a 31" waist, 40" chest, 15.5" neck and about 34-35" arms (74" wingspan). This shirt fits me perfectly from the start, but it's not as…