DRIEQUIP Active Men's 👕 Clothing: Moisture Wicking Sleeve, Black, 3XLT Review

The product is made of very comfortable material. Shirt sizes are large in my opinion, for a 5ft 9in male I usually wear a medium size and after measuring myself according to the chart I assume I am still medium. After receiving the shirt I tried it on and it was quite large for me as you can see in the photo I find this shirt very comfortable and stretchy although it doesn't fit perfectly like I would like but I do will order another pair in a smaller size and i would advise others to size…

3xlt and 4xlt only ordered because I read the difference in the reviews. These will be sports shirts, size 3xlt fits perfectly. I'm 6ft 1in and am currently around 295 due to injuries and Covid weight (no excuses it's grind time). Broad shoulders and chest, some belly but not a big flabby belly. Under normal circumstances, a solid linebacker physique, but no six pack, just a tight core. Haven't washed yet but so far so good. 4 xlt is of course a bit bigger, but not too big. If they shrink at…

This is my new favorite polyester fabric. It stretches in more than one dimension and is highly breathable, suitable for both heat dissipation and preventing freezing during night runs. Soon I will have a dozen of these to replace other brands. Some of them are sold untagged but still have tags attached :( either in the neck or on the side towards the waist. Russell DryPower or Champion DoubleDry /white, XLT ✨ Champion Double Dry Elevation T-Shirt Only Joe's DryEquip and Russell DriPower are in

I like this item for the feel of high tech material. It would be nice if it was a bit thicker and/or had a slight rib pattern. I also like that this piece is quite long at the waist because I'm 6ft 4" and have a long torso. It's very comfortable and I don't even want to go back to traditional cotton t-shirts anymore. So I bought more of these and threw away some of my old undershirts. I was drawn to this brand because they don't have a label at the back of their necks. But this last purchase…

I have another shirt that is exactly like the 2XLT I ordered except for the color. The first was black, this one is blue. When I opened it up, I saw that there was a paper label sewn into the label area that said "2XLT". However, the size of the other shirt I have is screen printed, so I thought something seemed odd. And when I put it on, it turned out to be too short. It seems to me that the company is trying to pass off ordinary shirts as large ones. Why else would they sew on a tag unlike…

I used to wear 100% cotton T-shirts mostly. I wanted one of those new high-performance t-shirts that were lightweight, wicked moisture away from the body, and also breathed well to keep me cool. These high quality t-shirts are usually made from polyester, but I've found that not all polyester fabrics are created equal. In fact, it's probably more a difference in polyester fabrics than different weights and types of cotton. This makes buying a good high-performance t-shirt a challenging task. To

This is my new favorite polyester blend. It stretches in more than one dimension and is highly breathable, suitable for both heat dissipation and preventing freezing during night runs. Soon I will have a dozen of these to replace other brands. Some of them are sold untagged but still have tags attached :( either in the neck or on the side towards the waist. Russell DryPower or Champion DoubleDry /white, XLT ✨ Champion Double Dry Elevation T-Shirt Only Joe's DryEquip and Russell DriPower are in…

I like this item for its high-tech feel. It would be nice if it was a bit thicker and/or had a slight rib pattern. I also like that this piece is quite long at the waist because I'm 6ft 4" and have a long torso. It's very comfortable and I don't even want to go back to traditional cotton t-shirts anymore. So I bought more of these and threw away some of my old undershirts. I was drawn to this brand because they don't have a label at the back of their necks. But this last purchase had a tag and…

I have another shirt that is exactly the same as the 2XLT I ordered except for the color. The first was black, this one is blue. When I opened it up, I saw that there was a paper label sewn into the label area that said "2XLT". However, the size of the other shirt I have is screen printed, so I thought something seemed odd. And when I put it on, it turned out to be too short. It seems to me that the company is trying to pass off ordinary shirts as large ones. Why else would they sew on a tag…

I used to wear mostly 100% cotton t-shirts. I wanted one of those new high-performance t-shirts that were lightweight, wicked moisture away from the body, and also breathed well to keep me cool. These high quality t-shirts are usually made from polyester, but I've found that not all polyester fabrics are created equal. In fact, it's probably more a difference in polyester fabrics than different weights and types of cotton. This makes buying a good high-performance t-shirt a challenging task. To