David Archy Gray Black Cotton Sleeve Review

96% Cotton 4% Spandex - Feels like Modal (if you've ever felt it) Very soft and pleasant to the touch. Doesn't hang, wrap around you, or tie like some solid cotton shirts do. The legs are big enough, even in slippers you can put your foot in them. I was very surprised at the quality and feel of this sleep set at this price point. Would I buy again - in fact I will be buying another set now. Remember this is a sleep set, not a chill out set. I use it for both but the fabric is very thin and…

What impressed me the most was the fit. I'm an athlete, short in stature, and I can never find anything that fits. Either they are too long or the waist is too big. The first trousers that fit me perfectly. The only thing I would change if I were David Archie is remove the name that goes around the belt. To see that I'm not being paid to promote your product. This gives the pants a kitschy look. Otherwise I would have given them 5 stars. I would consider buying another pair if you removed your…

feels comfortable, especially on top. The size Large pant has an inseam of about 34 inches, which is a bit small for my height of 6ft 5 inches. Two minor gripes: there's no pocket anywhere, making it difficult to carry anything like glasses and limiting their use in the living room. The second complaint is that the manufacturer's name is visible on the elastic at the top of the pants and it looks like I'm wearing long underwear. But as I said, small complaints!

It's surprisingly hard to find a good, comfortable pajama set, but I was very pleased with this pajama set. You can usually get something that is 100% cotton or 100% synthetic. Cotton pajama sets are comfortable, but over time they lose their shape and lose their shape. Synthetics hold their shape much better, but are too warm at night. It's the best of both, so to speak. They hold up well to multiple washes and don't lose their shape or lose their shape when I wear them. This and the overall…

The only thing I don't like is that the pants ripped in the crotch area and quickly widened the gap just because it's "worn out". I alternate between three pairs of pajamas, which I wash about once a week. I bought it in February 2018 which is about 72 weeks after washing it about 24 times on the gentle cycle. I have other pajamas that I have worn for over 5 years that are very durable and show no signs of wear. However, for these David Archie pajamas to rip after 24 washes, they cost me $1.75…