DAVID ARCHY Men's Undershirts, Ultra Soft Micro Modal T-Shirts, 3-Pack

As a first-time buyer, I wasn't sure if I was going to like these tees. Save for a few very expensive ones that I've tried in the past; my usual tees end up shrinking and developing the "bacon" collar problem after the first wash. These David Archy T-shirts are very good. Just the right thickness to know you are wearing a t-shirt, but it also delivers moisture wicking with a snugness that's just right. No bacon collar either! I will definitely be buying these again. Thanks David Archy!

Soft, top quality undershirt.

It’s great as a single-use T-shirt, but it becomes trash after a couple of wears. The fabric becomes loose and oversized. Will not buy again.

Great shirts. Worth the price. Have tried many brands. These fit the best, hold their shape after washing and feel great wearing

These undershirts are great!

my husband has worn the Calvin Klein modal undershirts for years and when it was time to replace them we could not find them anymore. I saw these recommended by someone on Amazon as a replacement for their Calvin Klein undershirts so we tried them. They did not disappoint the fit and the quality is great! However, after washing now one has completely changed colors to almost a tan:( Very disappointing as I thought we had solved our problem!

These are seriously the best, most comfortable t-shirts I’ve ever purchased. I’ll never go back to traditional cotton again. Not the cheapest t-shirts out there but they are extremely comfortable, and last quite a long time. I purchased 2-packs each of the v-neck and crew neck, both in white and black. You won’t be disappointed.

For an XL, this runs a little small in the shoulders. The material quality is nice, and it has a nice weight. However, the neck opening is way too loose. I bought this to wear under sweaters or shirts, where you want to see a white undershirt neck showing (crew neck). These won't do it. The neck is so open/wide, it is essentially a V-neck. Nice undershirt, but not a good shirt for any of it to be seen underneath a shirt or sweater around the neckline. These also could not be worn alone, like a t-shirt, unless you want to look like a 1950s guy with a poor-fitting undershirt. I was hoping these would be like the nice ATEK undershirts I bought (ATEK stopped making the crew neck in white for some reason). These are not as good. If you're looking for a soft undershirt, these are okay, as long as you are not expecting it to be seen at the neckline.