👕 Indera Men's Heavyweight Thermal Cotton Waffle Knit Underwear Top Review

I wouldn't call them "heavyweights". In fact, they are very thin. This shirt has also shrunk from large to tiny. I bought for my husband who usually wears medium sized men's clothing. My 8 year old now has a thin thermal shirt.

The shirt is soft and warm and has a pleasant touch cotton. But the middle part is SUPER SHORT. I look like I'm wearing a shirt on my stomach. Strange because another pair I bought from a local store are about 4 inches longer in the middle.

Indera always make good insulators and they are no exception but this is more of a medium weight not heavy and be careful it's 100% cotton so order 1 size up because it will shrink and if you are over 6 years old. the foot gets high, if any

It's NOT difficult. They are thinner than traditional thermos. Straight out of the box we could literally see BOTH layers of the shirt. Save money and buy something else! $13 for something useless against the cold, I could have saved money by buying 3 long sleeve t-shirts which would provide better protection against the cold!

I prefer a slim fit and was very happy with the grey. So I bought black and white, but they must be from different manufacturers because black fits just as well as grey. In contrast, white is very square. Find out. A good shirt though. It won't last long, but I'll bet it's for a couple of seasons.

Definitely don't like to write reviews if they aren't worth it. Pros and cons and consider whether they were realistic or not! Well I agree they are definitely worth it. Price, super soft material, doesn't stretch too much during the day, I give it a 5! boyfriend loves her.

I am a medium in everything I wear. (5'9", 150 lbs) I usually wear medium sized fitted shirts. Large shirts look messy if I don't constantly tumble dry them. The arm length for a medium length shirt is correct, but the armpits pinch the shoulders, upper body / the chest together. too tight for anyone but a junkie. Didn't know they recommend that you wash (cold) and dry (cool) before trying on? So they may sell a lot of odd-sized disposable shirts, a nice one , greasy rag for $13.Look elsewhere,

I bought these for my friend from Guatemala who is not used to winter and snow. It also operates at 40 to 50⁰F every day, alongside a storage fridge door that opens and closes constantly. He LOVES the shirt. I also bought him some 100% cotton thermal pants from this brand and he loves them too. No more freezing during the working day. Be careful though they also make 65% cotton thermals so make sure you order 100% cotton thermals. First I ordered pants which were 100%. Then a shirt, but that…