DAVID ARCHYMen's Undershirts Micro Modal Ultra Soft T-Shirts Stretch Moisture-Wicking Crewneck/V-Neck Tees for Men, 3-Pack

The fit is great. It feels real cool and comfortable. It is long enough to fit in side pants. It is long enough to cover my pocket. So it will not slide out of pants if tucked in. Very good quality. I would recommend this product. I like to try a non v neck in a solid color.

It stains really easy and runs big. Other than that...This is probably the most comfy shirt I've ever owned. Lightweight, breathable, not flattering but it's as soft as a cloud filled with angel splooge.

I have been wearing Calvin Klein’s micro modal v-neck and crew neck t-shirts for years as both undershirts and casual lounging shirts / pajama shirts, and was willing to pay the premium price tag because I was never able to find anything better; they’re soft, fit nicely and have just the right amount of stretch.And then I decided to go out on a limb and try these David Archy v-necks, fully expecting to regret the decision and deal with the annoyance of returning them but figured it was worth the risk given the significantly lower price point.I’m glad I took the risk. Much to my surprise, I found the David Archy product to be superior in every respect notwithstanding the lower price. Specifically:(1) The David Archy shirts stay feeling softer / newer for longer thank the CK shirts, which seem to loose some of their ultra comfortable feel after a few weeks of wear.(2) The shirts feel slightly thicker and higher quality than their CK counterparts and as a result are more durable through numerous wash cycles. Not only does the fabric itself hold up better but the whites stay whiter and blacks stay blacker longer.(3) They don’t have any annoying tags sewn into the inside of the shirt that wind up being scratchy against your skin.(4) The “v” in the v-neck generally holds up better than the CK version, which seems to get a big crinkly and not as crisp after a few washes.(5) I find that the shirts just generally drape better over my body (athletic build) than the CK shirts.In my view, the only drawback of these David Archy shirts is that they only come in a v-neck version (at least at the time of this review); I wish they also made a crew neck version.If you’ve got a drawer full of CK micro modal t-shirts like I once had and are considering taking a chance on this David Archy product as an alternative, I’d strongly encourage you to do so. You won’t be disappointed. Never mind the lower price — it is simply a superior product.

These shirts are awesome. The wick sweat really well and dry quickly. Modal material is super soft and comfortable. Only complaint is the neck hole is slightly bigger than i would like. Still recommend these.

First time with this material. My husband loves the stretch and comfort of this material and fits his body well. The extra long is a great benefit. No more butt crack showing!

These shirts are the most comfortable shirts ever. I bought them for undershirts but now I want to wear them all the time. I’m happy purchased them. Worth the price.

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!

First, I'm keeping them and expect to wear them.They are very soft and I expect they will work well as a wicking base layer undershirt.But my first impression when popping them out of the product bag was the smell of turpentine. They looked great, weren't wet... but absolutely reeked.Thankfully solved with a single wash.Leading to my second complaint. I have a number of shirts in similar materials and I have never seen any of my shirts wrinkle as bad in the same low temp delicate cycle in my washer and dryer. Thankfully I buy my undershirts tight fitted, so probably won't show when worn.The length is very long for a T. Great for tucking in and staying warm; not a great style otherwise.

TL;DR - Cotton (Casual daily top), Bamboo Rayon (Fitness & Sport), Micro Model (Fitness & Sport, Sleep, Undershirt). Markings on the T-shirt rub away and are likely just due to shipping.Cotton/Spandex - Heaviest and thickest material, albeit still on the thinner side. Good stretch. Normal draping. Matte finish. I could wear this in summer and still feel a breeze. Texture is similar to Uniqlo Supima cotton, but smoother and feels much softer.Bamboo Rayon - Similar to performance sports material. Medium thickness. Very stretchy. Drapes like fitness wear, so unforgiving in the wrong light. Has a slight sheen to it. Very comfortable for sleeping and activity alike, but not for casual wear. It would work just fine as an undershirt.Micro Modal - Very lightweight material. Similar to Uniqlo Airism material. Very stretchy. Drapes like fitness wear, though it seems to have slightly less of a sheen compared to the bamboo rayon. This material feels the most like an undershirt, but compared to other brands the design can totally be worn as a casual top.PERSONAL IMPRESSIONSI am 5'4 and slim. I purchased the small size. Each fit reasonably well. Not perfectly fitted, but shoulders fit perfectly. Overall length was just a smidge too long, but within tolerance. Width was decent overall, but I found the Micro Modal fit a bit better as it was slightly slimmer compared to the other two. Unfortunate, because I personally would not wear the Micro Modal out as a casual top as I find the material a bit too thin.I typically purchase my basics from Uniqlo, but given the increase in cost and middling quality I am likely to switch entirely over to the David Archy line where I am able. The David Archy cotton T's are comparable in price to the Uniqlo Dry T's, but are at the Supima cotton level quality, which is quite a bit more expensive.LONG TERM USAGE (Cotton/Spandex Only)COLOUR (To be updated)PILING (To be updated)LONGEVITY (To be updated)

Very comfortable shirt. They do run large.

Finding good form-fitting shirts is a nightmare! They're either woefully expensive or they aren't made of the right materials (a cotton shirt isn't form-fitting, it's just tight). I've been rocking a men's shirt from REGNA for the past years and would have bought more of theirs if they still manufactured it.So instead I had to find a new brand, and I stumbled onto David Archy. The investment price was a little high but I took the leap a month or two ago. These have a completely different feel to other form-fitting shirts I've worn. These are much "softer" and stretchier. It took me a while to get used to the sensation.The good thing is that they vent your skin a lot better. I've found that I sweat less egregiously while wearing this shirt which is great as I have poor temperature regulation and tolerance. If you wear this as a primary shirt, you will have to regularly "pull it down" just for ease of mind, but it typically fits well and should stand up to the rigors of physical exertion.The v-neck is also modest. Other shirts often have really deep v-necks that put all of your chest hair on display. These are more reserved and presentable.The sleeves are admittedly really short, at least on me. Not a huge deal.

It’s nice soft material, but these show everything! You can’t wear these out in public if you’re at all body conscious… not one bit.So know before you buy, these shirts are not at all body friendly. If you’re built perfectly you’ll likely like these, but normal folks won’t. Be aware.

I swear, if I could be this company spokesperson, without a shadow of a doubt, I would. I now have several of these shirts, The black and the white and the tank tops and the underwear - And I have always been amazed with the quality in the fabric feel. If you were on the fence about buying these, get off and place an order! You will not be disappointed.