The shirt is great. I used to always gets these at Bob's store for 9.99 on sale. So I love the shirts. But these discontinued colors and regular prices, can be beat at Bob's. I've found eBay sellers selling new Carhartt items, shorts, short & long sleeve, pants of all kinds at an average of under 10 a piece. It says pre-owned. But I'd swear the stuff is brand new. Often the only prob is a faded tag or something near unnoticeable. I don't know if they're QC rejects or what. But I just bought all the Carhartt gear I could need for the next 3 years before it all turns into work cloths.I do love Carhartt. Been a Fan since the early 90s. Dad was a welder and my 1st jacket was a chocolate colored button down heavy jacket. Had to have buttons so I didn't have a welding ... MoreThe shirt is great. I used to always gets these at Bob's store for 9.99 on sale. So I love the shirts. But these discontinued colors and regular prices, can be beat at Bob's. I've found eBay sellers selling new Carhartt items, shorts, short & long sleeve, pants of all kinds at an average of under 10 a piece. It says pre-owned. But I'd swear the stuff is brand new. Often the only prob is a faded tag or something near unnoticeable. I don't know if they're QC rejects or what. But I just bought all the Carhartt gear I could need for the next 3 years before it all turns into work cloths.I do love Carhartt. Been a Fan since the early 90s. Dad was a welder and my 1st jacket was a chocolate colored button down heavy jacket. Had to have buttons so I didn't have a welding grape get on and ruin the zipper. That Coat lasted from the time I was 12 and wore it until my late 20s. And my current winter zip up, has to be vintage. Got that one in my mid 20s. And it's holding up better than 2 newer ones

I'm not a tradesman and don't need t-shirts for work-but I still want an every-day casual t-shirt that fits. With other brands, I have to size up to 3xl or 4xl and wonder if one trip through the washer will make them unwearable. Usually, the result is a toss in the trash. With Carhartt, I don't have to wonder any more. Based on the fitting chart, I bought my usual 2xl and they fit-loose enough to be comfortable yet still tight enough to look good. I have washed them a dozen times and they still fit like brand new. The neckband doesn't strangle me or stretch out, the tail is long enough that it doesn't expose my belly or backside, the sleeves come all the way down to my elbow and give me room to move, and the hems are wide enough that they don't roll up like most ... MoreI'm not a tradesman and don't need t-shirts for work-but I still want an every-day casual t-shirt that fits. With other brands, I have to size up to 3xl or 4xl and wonder if one trip through the washer will make them unwearable. Usually, the result is a toss in the trash. With Carhartt, I don't have to wonder any more. Based on the fitting chart, I bought my usual 2xl and they fit-loose enough to be comfortable yet still tight enough to look good. I have washed them a dozen times and they still fit like brand new. The neckband doesn't strangle me or stretch out, the tail is long enough that it doesn't expose my belly or backside, the sleeves come all the way down to my elbow and give me room to move, and the hems are wide enough that they don't roll up like most t-shirts. I am a fan and I will not hesitate to recommend these t-shirts to anyone who would ask.

There are two things that I look for in a T-shirt. First, how well does it hold up after being washed? Second, how sturdy is it? Most T-shirts tend to have the sleeves and bottom roll up after washing. Very irritating. Second, many of the cheaper t-shirts tend to be quite thin. These Carhartt K87-loose fit T-shirts crush both of these criteria. The never roll up at the sleeves of bottom after washing and they feel heavy duty. Highly recommend this product.