Comfort ColorsAdult Heavyweight Short Sleeve Tee, Style G1717/G1745, MultipackOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Comfort Colors is an accurate name for these tees because they are beyond comfortable and buttery smooth. The material is on the heavier side but still very breathable and SO soft. The main thing that sets these shirts apart from others is the “vintage fade” look. They are pigment dyed so that makes them softer and gives them their unique coloration. The stitching is done well and sturdy. I made the mistake of purchasing a large at first anticipating some shrinkage but I washed with hot water and dried on high heat and they did not shrink.For reference I am 5’4” and 125 lbs and I am wearing a large in the light green and a medium in the pepper color. I purchased the berry and blue spruce colors as well and the softness, sizing and quality of all of the shirts is consistent. I will be purchasing more— you won’t find a better garment at this price point!I added the berry in medium. Probably my favorite color thus far.

When I was a teenager it was the continual search for a t-shirt where the neck did not sag. Some of the guys even took to cutting off the tags and wearing it backwards. lol This, out of the package, definitely does not sag. Some have said that the neck is tight but what is actually going on is that it is high and presses against the neck. This will bother some, I understand. We will see what happens after a few washings.

Loved the shirts, fabric quality was great. will continue to order more. Breathable. I see you have different colors in stock. However on one of the shirt the strand is already loose on the right hand shoulder, noticed it when i tried on one of the shirt perhaps it was just a threading issue. But that was the only thing. Would buy again just doulble check that there is no strand loose before shipping it haha

This is a very nice quality t-shirt. My husband says it is very soft and comfortable, just a bit too long. He is 5’9” and wears a Medium. It needs to be one to two inches shorter to look good when it’s not tucked in.

Read the NYT Wirecutter article/review of the Comfort Colors T’s if you haven’t already. I’ve bought these in several colors since and these shirts are exactly as promised: pigment died, supple, 100 percent cotton. They have excellent ribbing around the collar band — something you don’t see in a lot of T-shirts these days. And the ivory color of this particular Comfort Colors T-shirt is such a welcome antidote to your basic bright white T, which can feel a little played out these days. I’ve been wearing Comfort Colors T’s for about a month now and so far, so good. Their pigment dyed process gives them a worn in look that one used to see in T shirts in the ‘90s. You won’t regret this purchase — and the price is so right.

I have purchased so many of these shirts for myself and family members - the cotton is so beautifully soft and comfortable and the colors are gorgeous. We have matching family shirts for when we go on trips, with different colors for each day!

Beautiful color and same excellent Comfort Colors quality. The Violet is a gorgeous pastel purple, and the shirt feels so comfortable on the skin. Great for layering, HTV, or screen printing. Will be purchasing more colors!

Bought a few to try ("pepper" and "blue jean" colors), and was generally pleased. Good construction and the fabric is supple and a decent weight, though not as soft as what one would find in a basic GAP t-shirt in years past. (I have sensitive skin, and itch easily.)Then I ordered a couple more (in black). They had the same sewn-in label as the others, but fabric was thinner and the construction was not as good as the others. (In the same order was a black long-sleeve, and it was of the same quality as the shirt's I'd gotten previously.) Obviously they source from different suppliers. I returned the black Ts but kept the long-sleeve.I like that these have sewn-in labels that I can cut out if necessary. I've not had a "tagless" label that didn't become brittle, cracked and scratchy after a while.