👕 Lucky Brand Venice Burnout American T-Shirts & Tanks: Stylish Men's Clothing Collection Review

As you can see in my photos the shirt has a square shape. The black logo shown in the photos is absent, suggesting this is not the genuine Lucky brand. Medium quality material. There is no Lucky branding anywhere except on the size tag. I bought a large size and it hangs very loose. No fitted shirt. This shirt is $8 not $25.

My husband liked the green one I bought him a year ago so I ordered him 2 more (one grey/one dark blue). I had no problem with the green so wasn't expecting the blue to bleed and stain a few other things (including a new gray shirt). I will only wash separately a few times otherwise. He loves the light, soft look. They fit well. He likes the fit on the arm and neck. Very convenient.

fabric looks good and feels nice. It doesn't dry as fast as 100% synthetic tech shirts, but it dries a lot faster than 100% cotton (a regular t-shirt I guess). Dimensions and overall design vary widely. I ended up ordering a bunch of different sizes and colors to try and choose from. I had a large one that fit me like an XL balloon and the other more like a large M. One clearly had one sleeve longer than the other. Unfortunately, the gray L I chose had a fault that I only realized after the 30…

It was a pretty good brand for me. The colors are pleasant. I liked blue best. This is one of the few shirts I can wear in the hot Florida summer. I have 42 breasts, large and quite thin. I buy one size large. The sleeves could be longer but fashion trends dictate this. The length was good. The only other problem is that all their shirts start unrolling right away. I have other synthetic fabrics that are comfortable, look good, and don't pill at all. I would say that for the price they should…

The quality of these shirts was so different from the quality I have bought several times from TJX in the same brand/style. These shirts were made from a longer, thinner material and continued to stretch after washing. Bought these for my son to take with him for the summer because he really liked the ones in the store and wanted more of their colors. If I had them I would send them back. Unfortunately we ended up throwing them away because they stretched a lot. And it wasn't alone. I bought 3…

I have this t-shirt in several colors. I love the fit and the cotton/poly blend is very soft and comfortable and also thicker and thicker than other brands. The only downside to "burnt out" fabrics (because the fibers of the yarn shorten unevenly and become brittle with every treatment) is the tendency to thin spots (they lose a lot of substance through the dry pile!) Washing and drying. In my experience, washing in cold water and then drying them greatly improved their durability and retained…

Wow. I ordered two of these for a friend's birthday and couldn't believe how the blue color was fading. The color not only came off everything after washing, but literally turned the inside of his dryer BLUE. This particular color appears to be extremely poorly made. Not only did the paint bleed, my friend reported that the paint turned his skin blue! The fabric is so thin now that I don't think this shirt will last any longer than a pair of socks. IF the color ever fades. Be careful with this…