👕 Duofold Men's Midweight Moisture-Wicking Thermal Top Review

Comfort is good. Fit is fine. I'm 6ft 1in, 180lbs and the sleeves could be a little longer but I'm a little lanky. Here, however, the color decides. I wouldn't necessarily call it white. It's creamy at best. Cream with a hint of yellow is probably more suitable. If you strive for it, you will be happy. If you want pure white like the picture, skip this and find another thermal top.

Model not included. If the model was included, the package would not fit in the small package. Good thing for a model. The positive for me was how comfortable it was; not oppressively hot. But I live in the Midwest, so I'm grateful I wasn't oppressively cold. It's not good to suppress. The oppressed will rise up - as if trying to cram a model into a small package. I'm glad I only received the shirt and not the model.

My husband loves these shirts. I bought him 2 for Christmas and he liked them so much I bought him 2 more He wears them under a long sleeve shirt and as he works outside a lot he said he doesn't need to wear a coat in bad weather 30 and 40. He works as a foreman and often oversees the construction of houses near the water where the wind makes the weather colder. He is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs around 175 to 180 pounds. They have not shrunk after washing and drying. I bought it in a large

Wow we had a cold winter in Chicago. Thank god I bought these thermos. I'm about 5ft 11" with a muscular build and the large size fit me well. It wasn't as thick as UnderArmour, which makes sense given it's part cotton. The room was warm but not too hot so I overheated. Temperatures have dropped below 0 degrees F several times this winter, but those thermals have kept me going. Fat jacket. If it works in Chicago, it probably works everywhere except Antarctica. Buy it, you won't regret it.

I like this shirt so far. It's a lot softer and more comfortable than I expected. It works well as a base layer for cold weather cycling. At first I was wary of trying something cotton for intense cold weather training, but this has proven to perform just as well as my fully synthetic base layers. tall and wear 36/37 sleeve shirts). However, they are quite long - I just like it a bit more since my arms are stretched forward when cycling. As for the look, I can wear it almost like a regular…

I love these shirts! I first bought a pair while looking for new long underwear (to wear outside in winter). They worked great, very soft and comfortable and long enough to tuck into your belt properly. They also come in different weights and they all keep me warm whilst being breathable and wicking moisture well so they don't get too hot even in warmer temperatures. I liked them so much that I wore them at home as a casual shirt and ended up buying more, now in more colors! Inspired by a photo

It is immediately apparent that this is a warm shirt. Well-made seams and fabrics are sure to keep you warm in winter. However, getting sleeves of any length is no joke. Now I'm used to short sleeves on shirts (I have a 35 inch arm) and at my weight (150lbs) I often have to order small pants but it takes a long time. Cake. These sleeves barely reach the elbows. It's like wearing a 3/4 sleeve when I pull it all the way out and it doesn't stay there. Now it can be said that this is not surprising

Difficult rating for this product. I bought both a shirt and pants. I'm 6'0, 210 lbs. I bought a size L shirt and a pair of pants size XL. Both fit pretty well, except they're both on the short side. The waistband is comfortable, although it falls down at the back when I lean forward a little. They need a little more room in the crotch. I find the seams from the crotch to the bottom too tight. Pants are too short. The shirt fits my body very well, but it has a problem with the sleeves because…

I work year-round at CT and spend many of those days outside. During the winter it can get terribly cold in some areas where we work. It may be 20 degrees in the urban area, but 20 miles north on a hill is a different story. Over the past 15 years, working with concrete, I've learned to wear layers. If you go out in the wrong clothes and work hard, you'll sweat all day. It's best to have multiple layers that can be added/removed as needed. Personally, I wear these thermals as a base layer and…