Fruit of Loom Men's A-Shirt Multipack

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These shirts are comfortable and fit well. I got them to avoid having the occasional flash of white undershirt beneath my dark shirts. I am bemused by the problem companies have naming these shirts. Fruit of the Loom calls this an “A-Shirt”. Hanes call shirts like this “Tanks”. Albert Kreuz calls it a “sleeveless V-neck business undershirt,” which is a mouthful. Camel Crown says it’s a “Muscle Tank“. They used to go by a name that is now thankfully no longer used, as it referred to domestic violence. We’ve had these shirts for almost a century, maybe more— why can’t we decide what they are?

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Although the material seems to be all right, these shirts are very undersized. I got XXXL thinking they would fit a little loose. Nope! They fit me like a Medium size! I think even if I had bought XXXXL they would have still been too small! Also, that fabric smells funny right out of the package. I washed them and since they are 100% cotton they shrank! So, right into the Goodwill basket! There is a general trend in apparel of poor quality! Its buyer beware! Go look at stuff in stores to get a better idea of fit and quality.

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I thought Id be recieving what is shown in the photo and picked this specifically for the soft tones shown in the examples. The shirts that arrived were bright blue(ugly), bright red, maroon red and grey(last two were okay). Half of this was such a fail I had to find as new gift instead as he will not wear these super bright colors. Apparently these come in assorted colors so its the luck of the draw. I lost. They should make this more known.

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I wear a XXL shirt or t-shirt in general as I like a loose fit. I had to get a XXX-L to get an A-Shirt that was still snug feeling. I do understand these types of shirts should cling to the body. However, when you buy an A-Shirt this large, the length is really long. This is not exclusive to FOTL, but also to Hanes as well as generic brands that I have personally tried. Also, these FOTL do not feel as soft as the Hanes or even the BJs brand that I have had in the past. All this being said, whatever size t-shirt you wear, you need to go 2 sizes larger it seems depending how snug or loose you want them.

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I trusted this brand for a lifetime, but no longer. Shirts are not soft, and dye still bleeding heavily after 3 washings. The fabric is scratchy, despite mfgr. claim to be soft. I thought once the sizing was washed out they would soften up, but they actually get worse in this respect. The bleed problem is probably due to inadequate water temp. when dyeing, as dye never "fixed" to the cotton. The scratchy texture I would attribute to poor quality control. Inferior materials are probably not rejected from the production line. Simply put, some people get lucky, others do not. I will never buy Fruit Of The Loom products again.

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