Gildan Men's Crew T-Shirts, Multipack

bad! bad! bad! Very bad quality under-shirts with extremely thin material. All shirts came with defects and loose threads everywhere. Never again any product from Gildan!

The media could not be loaded.  Exactly what I wanted, a white tee that I could wear without the undershirt feel.

Few items to note here. First the cost of these shirts are super cheap so I expected them to not be the greatest quality or to last a super long time either. Figured I would buy these for an upcoming vacation and if they lasted after that, it would be a bonus. Two of the four shirts were not even stitched at the sleeve and one had some threads that if pulled would pull apart the collar stitches. There is a difference being of cheaper quality and not even assembling your product properly to sell. With only one good shirt in the bunch, the deal for 15.00 for four shirts really is 15 for one wearable shirt. Beware as you will get what you pay for here.

This set of shirts was pretty affordable and had different colors, making it a must buy for me since I wanted to replace a good portion of my undershirts. Arrived today and I put one one. Fit nice, material was nice, but straight out of the package, one shirt has a very noticeable hole in the shoulder seam. Not entirely sure what happened but I hope the seller contacts me and resolves this.

So the price was right. Hard to complain when it's $2 a shirt. As it turns out, that's about what they're worth. First thing I noticed was that they're short and wide. They're not tapered as suggested in the description and pictures. It's a one-size-fits-all design. That can really be seen in the neck opening. For the Large size that I got, it's a whopping 11.5 inches in diameter. That means for normal men, it will sit low, causing a lot of neck and back to be exposed, and also, the neckline will be really loose. For comparison, my Jockey t-shirts are 8.5 to 10 inches, and a couple that I got at Target (Merona) are 9 inches. To make matters worse, after one wash, the material along the neckline curled badly. An oversized neck opening with a curled rim is NOT a good look. The shirts are simply unwearable in public. So all 6 immediately go into the rag drawer and I'll use them for painting or other messy jobs where it's okay if the shirt gets ruined. No idea why these shirts are getting good reviews.

I'm used to Hanes shirts, and these are very comparable in quality and fit. The large fits my 6'1" frame correctly.My minor complaint is that the arm holes and girth around the belly is ever so slightly larger than the Hanes, which are also too large. My arms are not small, and there is so much material in the arms that they flare out and minimize the appearance of my physique. The length could be just a tad longer too (perhaps half an inch). I realize these are undershirts and wear them as such, but I would prefer that they were more form-fitting. I realize they are necessarily made larger to accommodate heavier guys (I'm 190lbs), but they just aren't quite what I was hoping to get.For the price, these are a fantastic buy.

You are looking at these because you want some white t-shirts but want the cheapest set you can find. These shirts are "good enough" for an undershirtz provided that you don't care if they shrink after one wash. If you just wear them under your work shirt and take them off when you get home, these are perfect. If you want to wear these as a shirt by itself, I'm not so sure this is the best option. Maybe I just shouldn't have put this in the dryer but then again other shirts I've done this with haven't shrunk so much.

"Men's Crew T-Shirt" with 6" of blouse hanging like a fool, and an absurd toilet bowl seat of a collar -- purposely disguised (downplayed) in the product photos. These might be okay--if you're cool as a ghost pepper n need to shove a pound of cotton in your trousers for that oh so glorious drill sergeant tuck, or you're going to a Halloween party as 1999 Slim Shady--as an undershirt, but unless you're 6'5"+ or very overweight (to compensate for all that material down yonder) yet somehow still have a 42"-44" chest, then you're going to look completely ridiculous in this clown shirt.Considering the price point, this is precisely the QC I should've expected from this sorry product -- 'proudly' shelved alongside MainStays goods at WallyWorld. Geez Gildan: I'm done with your company. These are being sent back.Why should anyone buy these? I guess if you're the type of guy who takes your girl to Arby's for the holidays, then these would make for perfect pajamas to go on your loved one and along with your frugal affairs -- especially when she needs to blast Taco Bell out at 4am the morning after her BDay and there's no time to drop trou.TL;DR Clown shirt w/ toilet seat for collar.

I bought these shirts because the graphic tees I've worn since the 9th grade (I'm 25) no longer cut it. I'm supposed to be an adult (we all know this is Fake News), and can't be wearing a shirt that says "Vote for Pedro" on it to a business meeting. Who am I kidding, though. I haven't ever attended a business meeting - thanks for ruining the economy, mom and dad! Needless to say, I'm the freshest looking guy in my Social Justice class now. This was the perfect amount of shirts, now that I don't have to choose which shirt I want to wear in the mornings I can spend more time thinking about where I'm going to buy my Avocado Toast.

I really like the length of the shirt. Long enough to cover my belly. I'm 5'7" 170lb and whenever I buy size medium the shirts are a tad short. But these ones have a perfect length.

I am typically a medium, and the reviews said they tend to fit small so I ordered large. They are a bit too big for my liking, but not so much. So if you're a medium or slightly larger, buy large... If you're on the smaller side of medium, buy medium.

I ordered these to wear while I workout and do lawn work. The Dry Fit (polyester) irritates my skin. These claim to have moisture wicking technology, but I've never heard of cool spire. The only cotton wicking technology I've heard of is wicking windows and transdry (charged cotton). I have no idea which one Cool Spire is based off of. 6 shirts for the price of $22 is good. None of the shirts have a defects with the stitching like others have claimed, and the sizing is right. I like the length of the shirts, they are not too long that they almost go down to your knees, but they are long enough that if you raise you arms, they still cover your mid section. The quality of the cotton is fine, it isn't the softest, but I've had far worse. I'll say it is average to slightly above average. I've purchased white undershirts from Gildan in the past, they are the same quality as their regular shirts, but not as soft as their premium shirts. The only negative I would say is that they don't look exactly like the pictures. In the pictures the body portion looks more fitted, in reality the body portion is simply straight down, but I was expecting that based off other reviews.ProsGood quality for the priceI found the fit to be accurate to the sizing chartlength of shirt is goodNone of the shirts had any defects that others have claimed.ConsSoftness of cotton is average to at best slightly above average.Shirts are not as depicted in the photos. The body is of shirt is not fitted, but straight down.NeutralI have no clue what technology Cool Spire is based off of or if it uses both.

I purchased these t shirts I my hi and toner to work. He outside all day and white is better in the summer (works construction). So the feel of them is great, not too thick, not too thin. They’re a great fit in him. He’s 6”2. But the most annoying thing is that some of the shirts have the label printed on the front of the collar. Like it’s been stamped??? See the picture. These ones are an embarrassment to wear obviously... so out of 6 shirts, we use 4. Maybe too much mass production...