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

Nice higher collar, I hate the kind that loop down to your collar bone. I search high and low for collars like this. Good medium weight, not too thin and not too thick. Seems to be nice quality fabric and stitching. I'm about to order a couple more.

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.

These are decent shirts for the money, and hard to find in these larger (big and tall) sizes. I've ordered no less than 100 shirts from this Seller, in varying colors, over the past few years. However, they're made in different countries, and at different times, often with different types or grades of fabric, so the pattern and sizing consistency could definitely be better. For most colors, they are color-fast, with little to no fading upon washing, and shrinkage in my experience is typically minimal (≤5%). However, beware of the ash gray color, for it's shrinkage is consistently the worst at ≥15%.

tl;dr: Not cut to size (larger). Just fine for my preferences. Will order again.Female here. I happen to adore these, but they stand a good chance of being on the large side for smaller/narrower folks ... probably even bigger folks--after washing. I want to wear loose clothing, so lucky me. They are the heavy-weight t-shirt fabric I like that gets comfortably softer after many washings and is a good shirt for heavier-duty work. If you're looking for paper thin, tight-stretch or even medium-weight for under casual/formal clothes, these probably won't do. For under flannel shirts in Minnesota cold, this is the weight (though for that, I'd prefer a silk undershirt!).Sizing: I'm 5'6", medium bust, narrower rib cage than most, 32" waist by Levi jeans-sizing. My body's point of shoulder to point of shoulder, 13". Base of neck at shoulder bone, 13". I usually buy mens' L--sometimes XL--t-shirts depending on general true-to-size descriptions. So when people in these reviews say, "Buy one size larger, because they will shrink," BELIEVE THEM! Since the reviewers sounded adamant, I ordered XXL. After washing, it well and truly shrank, and somewhat past the cut-loose L or XL I wear.Those measurements for the interested: the shoulder seam comes 6 1/2" down point of shoulder on my upper arms (so adding my body's shoulder width, point of shoulder to point of shoulder, 26" shoulder width total after washing). I can easily fit a 4-finger width (my 4-finger width is 2/12") on both sides of the neck after washing. The t-shirt's length after washing, point of shoulder to almost mid-thigh, 57 1/2". After subsequent washings, it hasn't shrunk more.So, it's comfortably + comfortably large for me. If it softens as much as other cloth-weight t-shirts like this, I'll not be unhappy at all. It's a wonderful product. Just judge by your end-size need honestly.From my experience and that of a few men who experimented with me, I'd recommend if you want to wear this comfortably over regular-fit jeans because you're doing heavy outside work, demanding inside work and want to bend without always having to pull the back of your t down, order one size larger. If you want to tuck this heavier-weight t into trousers (especially tighter jeans) consider ordering two sizes larger. The t-shirt has enough, but not a huge amount of stretch that it likely would work. Or, wear 'em a bit looser than usual, just for comfort, like I do. ;)

I'll keep it short:- Fits well- 6.1 oz is 207gsm which considered heavyweight but for me is lighter than I prefer (some winter T-shirts can be 300 gsm)- Not soft out of the package (will update after being washed)Summary: I should have payed more attention to the weight when ordering but I did not. Will make a great undershirt.

Nice heavy cotton and a nice thick collar band. Fits as expected.

He says very good quality

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.

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.

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