Calvin Klein Underwear Men's 3 Pack Cotton Stretch V Neck Tee, Black, L

Great product, I usually wear a medium but went with a large after reading user reviews and think that was probably the right decision. Good stretch in the shirt and slightly longer length then the former brand I was using so it stays tucked in throughout the day. So far these are working great. Just wish they weren't so expensive compared to other brands

I got these shirts for my husband, and we’re both obsessed! The fabric is unbelievably soft—like buttery smooth—and they fit him perfectly. He says they’re the most comfortable shirts he’s ever worn, and he looks great in them too. Definitely buying more!

I have purchased these before and they were kind of hard to find so I found them on Amazon. I love how they have a spandex stretch to them that adheres to your body instead of your basic T-shirt that is all cotton, and it can look kind of frumpy and doesn’t really complement your shape but these with the spandex really give a great look to your physique

Good quality for the price. Looks good and fits good very comfortable.

Very durable. Good material. Absorbent. Clings to the body.

These look just like the ones I bought from the Calvin Klein website, so I bought 2 three-packs. Threw them in the laundry when they came because they looked authentic and I didn’t think I needed to “inspect” them. Went to wear one found out the collar was completely crooked. Then the other shirts all fit different like they were different sizes?These have to be factory rejects or something. So frustrating. I sent them back.The actual authentic shirts are 5 stars if you can get non-factory reject Ck

A little lighter / thinner than CK's normal tees, making this variant closer to "undershirt" than "t-shirt" in my book. But they're as well-cut & well-designed as CK shirts always are.These "L"s hit at the hip on my 5'11" average-to-athletic build, meaning they can either tuck or stay out. They're very lightweight, so they tuck easily without any bulge, and the spandex helps them stay in place.My one complaint with CK shirts is their version/label/style gets changed regularly, so if you find the exact perfect shirt you really love? it won't be sold any long when you go looking a year or three later. Why not keep producing the ideal versions that sell well instead of rebranding or changing them?CK's fitted shirts are a standard part of my wardrobe. They're tagless! The light, clinging material with hidden seams works well for a layer under pretty much anything. If you've got the build for it, you can wear them as a shirt, and they're always great for around the house. I think the Vneck (vs crewneck) is a little better by itself and a little worse under a collared shirt, but generally you can interchange the two necklines.Recommended.

This is my favorite t-shirt. It fits very well, not too tight, not to bulky. The blend gives me the nice soft comfort feel of cotton while providing just enough stretch to make it fit well.