👕 Dickies Cooling Heather Men's Sleeve Performance Apparel Review

I bought one of these and one from Arctic Cool which was double the price. This shirt delivers what it promises. It's weird the first time you wear this because I live in Florida and I sweat a lot and after walking my dog 3 miles in 90 degree heat and high humidity my chest was cool and dry. Wonderful. Compared to the more expensive Arctic Cool Shirt, which also performed well, the Dickie feels more like a regular t-shirt. The Arctic was lighter and felt silkier. Both work, but for half the…

The shirt gets wet but doesn't stick to the body and sweat dries quickly. This shirt pairs well with the Wranger NT851FN pants in terms of sweat protection. Edit: I've been wearing them for a year now and I've noticed that after a few months they can get smelly. You should wash them soon after sweating, don't leave them in the laundry basket for several days. Also use a borax when washing. My cotton shirts don't, it's just a polyester blend. I'm 6ft 240# and 2XL fits well, there is no tag on…

Wanted a t-shirt that was long enough to reach the waist so it wouldn't stand up and expose skin when exposed to weather or a belt. These shirts do. Measuring 52 inches in waist and over 6 feet tall, these shirts fall below the belt to about the crotch area. Comfortable with a pocket at the discretion of the owner. I will take this into account if a replacement is needed.

Bought 2 for my husband to try on, he loves them. He always has problems with shoulder seams on his shirts as he has very broad shoulders. These shirts work great and have a very good fit. We have ordered more flowers.

What looked like a great shirt only lasted 2 minutes. The fit was great, I really liked the front pocket, then it started to itch. What I thought was a tagless t-shirt is not true at all. Some idiot thought it would be nice to put a big tag on the left side of a shirt that itches like hell. Completely ruins the shirt. Why do companies do this? Don't even think about cutting it, it will turn your shirt into a rag very quickly. It's not just the Dickies that do that, Carhartt ruins good shirts…

It's Dicky, not much to say. Wherever Revane took those shirts, they found a gold mine. The cocks in the store aren't that pretty, and after messing up these shirts with my work for a few weeks, they're doing very well. Another plus is that they are very soft compared to other Dickies shirts which can feel like some sort of cardboard hybrid. You can sleep in these things and they don't bother you.

I needed something to wear outside in the summer. Normal t-shirts get wet while gardening and don't cool down. This one really kept me dry. Inside, I could feel the sweat cooling off my shirt. i like the bag I have ordered similar t-shirts from another manufacturer, but they are significantly cheaper. I also found it cheaper in the shop. I plan to compare them but no matter what, the bag makes them wearable in public.

I am a fat person and my stomach sags a bit so I ordered 6x to make sure my whole stomach is covered. Before washing, the shirts were a little shorter than expected, but they fit very well. After a few washes and drying, they became a bit short. They are also well-tailored shirts with a nice, thick material and good seams.

The shirt looks way better than it performs. It felt like I was wearing a very heavy cotton t-shirt. Also, the neckline on this thing is huge compared to regular shirt-front pocket shirts, my shoulders are badly scratched, and twice as much dirt gets on the shirt. My local Walmart sells another Dickies t shirt, maybe it's a Temp-iq or something, go for the ones that are lighter and not quite firm, they look mottled. They're only about $10 and do what they're supposed to do and they actually…