I was going to order size L as my boyfriend always wears L shirts until I read the reviews I decided to go down a size which was a great idea because M fit him perfectly so definitely LESS!

On a good day I'm 6ft 2185" and I wear an XL for everything because most shirts are too short for my torso. I wear them in size XL, but in "regular" shirts they are 2XL+. These shirts are huge lol I swam in XL. We will definitely be back for more. The sizes are greatly exaggerated.

shirt arrived. fits great, unfortunately there was a label on the bag, luckily it only took 1/2 hour to remove the label. wish they came in red and purple

I use them for work. I'm usually Tall/X-Large in shirts but I'm Medium in these. Definitely scale down when trying their products for the first time. You are tall

I bought two of these for my brother and scaled them down. It's usually large but I went for the medium one and it fits perfectly! They are a little big, be aware of that.

I ordered this for my boyfriend about 2 years ago, this shirt has been through the wash and dirt/sweat and this shirt still looks great. My boyfriend is 6ft 5in so he likes the loose fit because he feels more comfortable in it. The heavy t-shirt is thicker than the regular t-shirt he loves!

I've bought about 10 of these t-shirts in the last year. "Most of them pill (form small clumps of fluff on the surface) and should not be worn for anything other than gardening.

6 feet 220 pounds. The large size fits perfectly. Well made, hangs well. The "loose" version is not too loose when the fabric is lifted. Free enough. I'm not in shape to wear anything tight and skinny lol. Round neck just right. Comfortable, not tight or saggy. Quality clothing from Guatemala.

The website says 100% cotton. The shirt tag says 60% cotton 40% polyester. This was for the two colors NORTH WOODS HEATHER and ALPINIE BLUE HEATHER.

I'm 6ft 3in, weigh 210lbs, I wear a size L or XL in every known shirt, but THIS XL shirt has regular XL size 45 t-shirts stitched together. It's so incredibly large I even called a home meeting in the living room to reflect on how ridiculously titanic it was compared to the regular XL. I could use this shirt as a duvet cover and I have enough fabric left over for curtains. Even if you could buy a commercial washing machine big enough to handle that shirt, you'd need a team of people to fold it…

Poor quality. Carhartt shirts that say "Made in Honduras" make a great shirt. "Guatemala" made of thin material, the neck is very big (please note my photo shows that the neck of the 3XL is smaller than that of the 2XL). I bought these shirts because my first batch came from Honduras and they fit perfectly, but my second order is terrible. I don't need that much room for my neck and I certainly don't need a crew neck t-shirt that shows my chest.

I usually wear oversized t-shirts so I ordered the larger ones. It was a bit big so I ordered a medium. When the medium one arrived it was exactly the same size as the large one so I ordered the small one. When Small came out, it was exactly the same size as Medium and Large. There is only one size, they are simply marked SML. Since I only use them for gardening it doesn't really matter, but they are all the same size.

TERRIBLE QUALITY CONTROL SIZE I have bought them many times, I reread the TAGLESS tag on the SHOCKER shirt, it is clearly stamped 3 X GREAT HEIGHT. it was 7" longer and at least 6" wider than the old ones i made in guatemala (they were also stamped the same way and made in guatemala if you are 300-500 lbs and 6'8". + these will probably fit you SIDENOTE = I'm 6ft 4in 260#58in chest and my usual size is 3XLT in this Carhartt Pocket T workwear.The shirt is a good heavy weight so I hope if I order

I'm 6'1", 210 lbs, wear a size L or XL on every known shirt, but THIS XL shirt is a sewn together regular XL shirt that's a size 12. It's so incredibly large I even called a home meeting in the living room to reflect on how ridiculously titanic it was compared to the regular XL. I could use this shirt as a duvet cover and I have enough fabric left over for curtains. Even if you could buy a commercial washing machine big enough to handle that shirt, you'd need a team of people to fold it the way