👕 MARMOT Bivouac Olive Short Sleeve T Shirt: Premium Men's Clothing for Ultimate Comfort and Style Review

This is a really good shirt. I've long been a fan of Marmot as they make quality outdoor products. I was thrilled to see them listing their products on Revain. It's just a good shirt. It feels like I'll be wearing it in 20 years because it's great quality and it fits really well. It's quite roomy in the upper body and gently hugs the shoulders and biceps. When the shirt arrived it was on the table as my adult kids walked by and two of them said the design was really cool. Overall very happy…

This Marmot T-shirt is guaranteed to please everyone. it's organic cotton, it has a great print (sunset with a tent!), the material feels nice, there are no annoying labels on it (the care instructions are printed where the label should normally be). The material feels nice and soft, but it's not the outrageously soft material found on some shirts. Feels soft but will probably last longer than others. My wife also agrees that the print looks great. With some brands I can wear small clothes, but

There's nothing wrong with this Marmot T-shirt - but nothing special to recommend other than the organic cotton material. He's also a bit short. It's cut a little tight, which allows the L to fit my 5'11", 200 lb (medium to athletic) frame snugly. The sleeves have a mid-bicep rip but are a little tight if you work out at all. Increase the size if you are even slightly muscular. Without the organic cotton I would have only given 3 stars. I have a lot of Marmot adventure and action gear and love…

It's a good shirt but you're definitely paying for a brand I could take or leave. The shirt is quite durable and the printing is legitimate and doesn't bleed or worse, doesn't come apart or stick to itself like some cheaper shirts. It's a nice 70's camping design and the colors are superb. It's not the softest shirt, but it will probably look fantastic after 20 washes. It also hugs the neck and bracelets snugly, which is surprising given I've gone up a size. If I had an environment that really…

There's not much to say about this Marmot T-shirt. It's pretty average. The fit is pretty average. I'm 6'225 and the size Large is a bit tight but definitely wearable. The biceps are a little narrower than usual, but for good reason. The quality seems to be average. For the record, I wear Uniqlo Supima shirts quite often (they're about $15) and they're much, much better, but obviously not from Marmot. This shirt looks a bit worn (very little) straight out of the bag, which you can consider as a

Compared to other cotton shirts I have this one is good, the main problem is that it is very expensive in terms of budget for the, what you get. From a brand like Marmot I would expect this to be a high tech outdoor fabric at this price point. It looks great and fits pretty close to true size, but it's a lot baggy in the middle. I've also noticed that after 3 washes it's starting to lose its shape a bit. I really like the retro vintage print on this shirt. It looks very nice and several people…

I love clothes from Marmot and have several of their t-shirts. However, they appear to produce different shirts for Revain and club shops than those available directly from them or mountaineering retailers. Most (all?) shirts from their direct or athletic stores are a cotton/poly blend, while this shirt and the shirt I bought from Costco last year are 100% cotton. Find out more about this shirt - 100% cotton - No neck tag. (although there is a very annoying tag on the shoulder that looks like a