👚 Marmot Women's Bivouac Short-Sleeve T-Shirt: A Perfect Blend of Style and Comfort Review

Bought this for our teenager, 5'1, 115#. Perfect! She wears it all the time. It has been washed at least 15 times and still looks great! It's a good weight without being super bulky. Marmot is constantly improving in quality.

My daughter loves Marmot clothes so I ordered her this t-shirt. She is 5ft 2in, weighs 115lbs and size Small fits her perfectly. I ordered a white shirt with a unique colorful design on the front. It looks great on my daughter. High quality cotton and appears to be a very well tailored garment. This is a really cute t-shirt for women who love the great outdoors. Made in Mexico.

I have other Marmot clothes and I like them a lot. I find their items to be of good quality and this t-shirt is no exception. It's comfortable and fits well. I'm 5ft 3ft, 110lbs, slightly athletic build and a bra size 34A/B depending on the style and brand. I got it small. The material is 100% cotton so be careful as it can shrink. I wash it on the gentle cycle and dry it in the washing machine with no problems. It's light, soft and comfortable. I like the fit and the graphics.

Note. The person who uses this product in our family is my wife. In this review, I share your thoughts on the product. We have a lot of Marmot outdoor gear, but this is my wife's first t-shirt from the label. This is a basic cotton t-shirt with a cool street print. The shirt looks great on my wife and the thickness of the material is perfect (no see-through). My wife mentioned that the size runs a bit small. She is quite petite but found the small size surprisingly tight around the chest…

I was only offered a small and wasn't sure if it would fit. I'm 5ft 4", 115-120#, 32D bust, and I often buy medium sized tops. Although this small size fits me well. The shirt stretches well. Shoulders can be too big. Remember that the entire shirt fits snugly. I'm not a "hippie" but it hugs my hips. She doesn't hang down. I don't usually like tight shirts, but that's not really the case, and I also like that the Marmot name isn't bulky, it's just a small part of the design.

I've received too many t-shirts from Vine that are ridiculously made. Ninety-nine percent of the shirts I buy from Vine have HUGE holes in the back of the neck that look like someone pulled the shit out of them. Literally, a bra's straps are usually visible on either side of the neck, which automatically makes it a shirt I don't want to wear. However, this shirt is NOT - thank goodness. I am very impressed with the brand and the quality. I wear this shirt to work once or twice a month and have…

Apart from an accident, this t-shirt will be with me for a long time. Why? fabric and construction. The fabric is lightweight, but not so lightweight that it shows through like many white t-shirts. The construction is excellent. Many more expensive garments are not trimmed with tape and then sewn on either side of the tape or wrapped with stitching for added strength. This garment has both finishes. A contemporary scene depicting a dozen trees and a campfire at sunset is printed on the front…

Marmot has become one of my favorite "mountain" brands. They make great gear and clothing. I love a lot of their stuff and the t-shirts are one of them. However, the t-shirts here are a little different from those you can buy direct from them or other enthusiast stores/sites. Learn more about this shirt.* Material. 100% medium density cotton. After washing, it's as soft as you would expect from a 100% cotton t-shirt, depending on how you wash it. Weight wise it's a good light summer weight…

I have a hard time deciding between small and medium when choosing t-shirts. The last brand I tried I chose Medium and it was loose so I figured they would be more accurate with Marmot and I chose Small. I wish I had a medium. on, it looks like i have a shirt that a twin should wear. The fit is slim and I think it runs small. In the current picture of the model, you can even see that the shoulder seams run more towards the neck than outside the edge of her shoulder. I'll try to see how the…