Joe's USAMens Heavyweight 6.1-Ounce, 100% Cotton T-Shirts in Regular, Big and Tall Sizes

First off, the look and feel of a shirt is really important, I get that. But if it doesn't fit right none of that crap really matters does it? It's just gonna end up in a drawer somewhere where your kids or surviving spouse will find it years from now and give it away. Sad but true. (Believe it or not that's what most folks do, they don't return it). Anyway I can only attest to the rather large size I wear (2XL.... dont be judgy). I'm sorry but big folks that are big because they're well..... fat not muscular need a little room around the middle. These shirts are perfect. They don't fit like your wearin a potato sack and they don't fit so tight you look 6 months pregnant. If your a big guy you know that's definitely a thing. You can buy 2XL from some companies and that includes XL too that fit fine around the shoulders but are so tight around the middle you just can't wear em. So you can be confident that the XL sizes from Joes are made for normal folk and not the starting lineup for the Dallas cowboys. Ok, another thing. I love the neck on these shirts. Not strangling me and not so damn loose and floppy you look like 3 days in the drunk tank. The sleeves are perfect length too. No bunching up under your pits or covering your elbows. This is a HEAVY weight shirt. And it's built to last. I've never had a seam fail or fray on any Joes shirt. That said, it might be a little too warm for some guys in the dead of summer. It doesn't bother me and despite my size I'm pretty active. To me 100 percent cotton stays cool most of the time. The colors will fade over time but I've found it takes so long that the shirt is pretty worn out by then anyway. These shirts don't shrink. I've owned a crap ton.... No shrinking. If it shrinks on you then I'm assuming your washing your colors in hot water and drying them in a gas powered kiln? That about covers it but one last thing. I wasn't always a fat ass. I used to wear Joes in large. They fit just as well but I don't like to review something I don't use myself. I know it's the same brand and Im betting they are still the same.

These are high quality, and worth the price. Long lasting. I ordered my son-in-law 2xLT (long and tall) and at over 6'2, the shirts were too long, because the company has designed them with extra length. I retuned them and re-ordered for 2X. They fit perfectly. These get hard wear and hold up for a long time.

This shirt has lasted many washes and work outs. Thick asf, and deserves a medal.

If you’re looking for a good solid tea with a crewneck neckline, that doesn’t stretch out, get deformed this is the one. This is their heavier version so it’s a bit thicker, but the shape is great. The neckline stays nice and crisp the fit is nice sort of narrow fit, but long on the waist, these T-shirts always look really crisp when you wear them and I am a girl, so I like them a little slight thicker so they’re not as sheer I think I got like 12 colors of this

Good shirt but I would not call it a mock neck shirt. The collar is small about the same size as a reg T-shirt. It is a bit thin also not heavyweight. The bottom rib is sewn very small a quarter of an inch or smaller causing it to curl up. Constantly having to uncurl it, sleeves also. It is also a bit boxy, not a great fit.

I have a 43" chest (at full inhale) and the large size fits perfect for me (a little loose). These 6.1-Ounce T's seem to be the typical weight and quality that is used for most of the graphic t-shirts I have from other manufacturers (although I have a few graphic T's that are a slightly heavier weight). Granted, Joe's T's aren't as cheap as a package of a Hanes-type undershirt, but Joe's are a much higher quality and last longer.I hate t-shirts where the neck band stretches out over time or is too large to start with... That has not been my experience with Joe's T's. The neck bands are a good size and, for me, haven't stretched out after years of wear.

This is the third T-shirt I've purchased from Joe's USA. It is unfortunately the last I will ever buy from Joe's. First, the T is supposed to be 100% cotton. It doesn't feel like it. It's rough, shiny, and doesn't comfortably stretch. I have other T's from Joe's, and I love them. Soft and comfortable truly 100% cotton. Joe's USA is apparently just a good name for a website, since the shirt received was from Honduras! On top of this, it took over a week to get here. CAUTION to Buyers: If you wash your new T shirts before wearing, take note that Joe's USA will not provide a full refund. (Per Joe's return instructions: ‘ ..if an item is returned washed/worn/stained full refund will not be given..’) And you can't send it back via Amazon. If you don't send it back the same way you received it, you may not get a full refund. Joe's USA, take note: You've just lost a good customer -- since I did wash my T-shirt (as I always do with new clothes from warehouses), I can't get my full refund. You need to be honest and upfront with customers: tell them BEFORE they order what your return policy is. Make sure to highlight in RED not to wash the T-shirt before wearing. You got $25.99 for this T - but it's the last from me...ever. Hopefully others will be warned.

This shirt fit a little more snug around the stomach and, as advertised, it doesn't have a pocket.

Excelente calidad

Whoever had the effrontery to label these "heavyweight" would have a brilliant career in politics. I own several 8-oz cotton t-shirts, and their fabric is as thick and heavy as denim. The fabric of these t-shirts is nowhere near 6 ounces. It's actually much lighter than your average t-shirt fabric. It is, in fact, the lightest fabric on a t-shirt I have ever seen. I've bought 5-dollar t-shirts that were made of fabric at least twice as thick as on these.

Una yazbek hubiera estado mejor. Es una porquería

Esperaba una playera con tela más gruesa, que aguantara uso rudo, pero la playera tiene más bien la calidad de una camiseta interior.Prefiero comprar Carhart, aunque estén más costosas.

Muy delgada esperaba una de algodón pesado pero no fue así.