👕 Clothe Co Sleeveless Moisture Wicking Men's Clothing: The Ultimate Choice for Active Men Review

This shirt fits perfectly. I'm 5'9, about 195, chunky build and size XL fits perfectly. It's loose for airflow, but fits snug enough that it doesn't look like I'm wearing a pillowcase. I wear it to run and feel like I'm not wearing a shirt. Very glad I bought it.

Deviated from the given size chart and chose size XL. The shirt had to be a free cut according to the size grid. No, instead I got a tight shirt with a light cologne scent? Did they really send me a used shirt at full price? Yes. Went back to find that I not only pay for return postage but also for restocking. So now the $17 shirt becomes a $10 refund. By the way, t-shirts are made in Haiti (they were poached after the earthquake to support a large supply of cheap labor and sweatshops) and the…

39.5" bust (and 33" waist) almost every shirt in my closet is medium, sometimes large. After reading reviews about the sizing of the shirt, I ordered both small and medium. The small is more like most of my medium sized shirts, with some room from waist to chest. When I order additional colors for the "undershirt" for autumn-winter hiking, I order small ones. This is the only shirt I've ever worn small.

We bought one of these shirts for my brother who works as an outdoor contractor. He usually wears cotton T-shirts and had to change them several times a day because of sweat. He loves the moisture-wicking properties of these shirts and says they're very comfortable. He likes them so much we bought him 5 more.

These are decent synthetic material shirts that are a bit big. I usually wear XXL and have broad shoulders, 510 height and wear a 44 jacket and size XL fits quite well. The arm slits are big enough to accommodate large arms/shoulders and the length is big enough not to turn into a belly shirt if you go over your head.