Angelina Womens Fleece Thermal T7915_A_M Review

I LOVE these shirts. I bought them in large. I'm 5'8" 1/2" tall and currently weigh about 147 pounds. I have long arms and a long torso. The sleeves of the Large are actually a bit long for me and I LOVE IT! The body is also very long. PERFECT! I bought these for a ski trip next year to replace the itchy long pants I'm using now. These are VERY soft. I opened and tried on the first shirt and there were no apparent defects so I didn't even open the other packages and saved them for next year…

I was desperate for a warm white shirt to wear under my waistcoat on my upcoming trip to Iceland and Germany when it should be quite cold there. The requirements were that the shirt should be warm and not see-through. Well it looks like this shirt will work just fine! Inside feels cozy and acceptable is not translucent! woo hoo! (A nude bra is pictured underneath.) I have to say I was surprised that the plus size fit me... I usually wear medium. I'm 5'9" and about 150 lbs. - but the large fits…

I'm 5ft 6in, 155lbs, 34A. I wear a large size and it fits perfectly. These tops tend to be tight so if you don't like tight ones I would recommend ordering a size up. I don't like tight clothes so I'm a bit biased. From the first wear they are so soft, stretchy and comfortable! They're thicker than other brands I've tried (I have HeatKeep and Cuddlduds thermal tops) and are great for really cold days. The inside is made of soft and smooth fleece. However, the inner fleece is not as smooth after

I bought this shirt last month after making the ridiculous mistake of believing the hype surrounding the Uniqlo HeatTech shirt (and even worse leggings) and discovering it that not only did this shirt NOT do what they claimed, but that it was worn and collected after the second wear (after just a hand wash and air dry). I was really pissed that it turned out to be overpriced crap so figured I might as well go for something warmer like a fleece lined shirt. For the price this is a pretty good…

PROS: Overall nice fleece lined shirt; not too expensive; keeps you warm enough (it obviously depends entirely on the temperature and the number of layers you have, but in general. (obviously won't get as warm as the best brands)) CONS: a) label and b) fabric CONS: a ) They put a tag on these shirts (bottom left inside) it is just TERRIBLE and impossible to pull it off without tearing the fabric about an inch or so at the seam which would require a bit of sewing. . (Technically you could cut it