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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Buy one in each color!

The shirt is a little loose for me, I'm 5ft 9" and 210lbs with 19" arms. I'm also a plus size in a shirt that's a bit snug. You both look great! I wear tights when I want to show my guns.

Pros
  • I used to buy them from Costco but I needed new ones. Very popular with my husband.
Cons
  • The shirt was white, not red as it should have been

Revainrating 1 out of 5

UA quality has deteriorated over time, too thin, almost see-through.

Very thin material. Doesn't even last multiple washes. The attached photo speaks for itself. UA started skimping on quality and looked to other brands.

Pros
  • Arrive earlier than expected
Cons
  • The shirt may not be suitable for certain types of physical activity, e.g. B. Swimming or high-intensity exercise.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Nice but a bit thin

My kids have some UA t-shirts and we love them, but the material on this one is a little thinner than expected. We bought this for my son in white and you can see the skin tone of his upper body through the fabric. The material is very soft and comfortable and the relaxed fit is true to size but a bit forgiving. Not bad overall, but I wish it wasn't so thin - or we could get it in a color other than white that doesn't show through.

Pros
  • Just buy it
Cons
  • The price may seem too high for a basic t-shirt.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Think Neck - Clothing

Disappointed with the collar, too big and stretched. Just because I want a double shirt doesn't mean I need a manhole cover sized hole for my neck.

Pros
  • Ribbed Collar
Cons
  • No Machine Gun

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Bad quality is good for clothing

Quality NOT for training. It's cotton and the overall quality is poor. It looks like this crew neck will transform into a U shape after a few washes.

Pros
  • Under Armor's mission is to make all athletes better through passion, design and a relentless pursuit of innovation.
Cons
  • Not bad, but...