👕 Breathable Quick Drying Men's Sportswear: Holure Short Sleeved Active Clothing Review

I just received this shirt today so I don't know how it will perform on a sweat test but the sizing is a bit off. Everything I wear is XL so I ordered it in XL. It's a little small, not much, but just a little. I don't like tight shirts but this one is a bit tight. It's really not enough for me to give it back, so I keep it to myself and hope to keep losing weight. After wearing and washing according to the instructions several times, the reflective strip on the left sleeve fell off. I still…

Tennis is my main sport. I have COMPLETELY replaced my tennis shirt wardrobe with these. They are VERY comfortable and REALLY wick sweat well. I mostly bought the XL size which I usually wear and it fits the figure but is still comfortable to play with. I have a pair in 2XL (only available in a few colors that I like) and they fit a little looser but not so much that they baggy and interfere with good tennis body mechanics. So, depending on how you like to wear your shirt during class, either…

I have ordered (4) of these shirts, (2) plus size and (1) XL and (1) 2XL. when i received the package the two plus size shirts were lighter gray than the other two shirts, i contacted the seller but of course didn't reply, also they fit one size smaller so order one size just don't know which one color, you get!

I usually wear a medium to large shirt. Judging by the size grid, I took a large one. The shirt appears to be size XL. Too large. Material and color make a decent impression. I'm thinking about giving it to my father. I was hoping to have one to wear.

Finding a t-shirt for short, thin people is a real challenge. Size chart says size Sz. Small for a 33-36" chest which means my 36" chest should fit this shirt pretty well. Unfortunately, it's quite loose on the chest with a "wing-like" amount of extra material when I raise my arms. The armholes are also too big (ok I have small biceps but these sleeves are for those with above average biceps). The length also depends on my crotch, which is ridiculous considering my height of 5ft 5in is probably

I bought the small for running as I need a snug fit to avoid chafing. The fit is more like a roomy medium and the material, while comfortable to wear, is heavier and has more texture than I expected. If I tried to walk in it, it would be like rubbing my body with a cheese grater. I like how the shirt can be carried around, but I had no intention of buying it.

This shirt appeared to be a good fit. This is a thicker fabric but with more "pores" for ventilation. I just didn't like the fit. As this is a stretch sports shirt I thought it would be more form fitting but that is a regular fit. This is probably normal for most people, but being tall and skinny I can't go down because the pieces are too short and a lot of the regular fit pieces bagged on me.

I really like this sport shirt. The material of the fabric is excellent, it absorbs moisture very well and is good for people who are into thermogenetics or just warming up. The fit was as expected, so go up a size for those wanting a regular shirt feel and your normal size for those wanting a slimmer, more athletic fit. I have the blue shirt and I have to say it looks great as a regular wear out shirt or as a gym workout shirt so for those who go to the gym and then have a beer it's perfect.

T-shirt meets your expectations. Large selection of bright colors. Made from polyester-like material, lightweight and breathable. The quality of the line seems to be on the level. Excellent sweat transport. The only negative I can say about the t-shirt is that it doesn't come with a tag. So if you don't like etiquette, you'll have to cut it off.

I wanted to wear something like my technical (but not tight) white Adidas shirt to work instead of a cotton tank top. It meets all requirements. The material is more meshy and shiny than I wanted. But it's on me, I should have read the title more carefully. I like that the seams at the top of the shoulders are not straight. I don't know what it's called, but I prefer my t-shirts to be like this rather than the standard 1970s t-shirt stitching.