DAVID ARCHY Men's Moisture-Wicking Crewneck Undershirt 3 or 5 Pack

It's more than decent. Price is fair. The material is very silky, stretchy and cool. They feel good to put on. I wear the shirt as is but they're also awesome as an under shirt. Compared to wrangler moisture wicking shirts, these are thicker but still feel light. I absolutely am in love with the stretchyness. I have purchased 6 of these shirts already. Love them. I've been trying quite a few of these type of shirts, and finally landed on David Archy. Excellent and I'm very pleased. I'm a big guy and I run with XXL and still find these very comfortable.

I was skeptical first to spend a little extra money on T-shirts but. I bought these several months ago. They really hold up. They’re super comfortable and they don’t appear to get the pit stains that I usually get by wearing a T-shirt underneath my dress shirt every weekday. Great product, very adorable and soft. We’re definitely buy these again if I need more in the future

These shirts are very soft and fit well.

These shirts are soft, cool and comfortable. The fabric is heavier than cotton but feels great even in the 100F days we've had. I am 6'-3" and they have plenty of length for my torso. Stay tucked in all day. The only drawback is the collar. After multiple washings, the thin collar is starting to loosen and no longer lays flat. I wear dress shirts with no tie, so this is an issue for me but may not be a problem for you. Otherwise, very nice undershirts.

I bought the 3-pack, and they’ve quickly become my go-to work-out and martial arts undershirts. I wear them under my Taekwondo dobak, and they’re the perfect mix of stretch, breathability, and moisture-wicking. I’ve been a fan of David Archy boxer briefs for years now, but this was my first time trying their undershirts, and it definitely won’t be my last. The bamboo fabric is a huge plus: it stays soft, comfortable, and (importantly) doesn’t hold that typical “workout” smell even after long sessions. Highly recommend.

These shirts are very thin. That makes them comfortable but they are not durable. I purchased a 3-pack. Two of them have seams coming apart after wearing twice. The necks seem slightly oversized for the shirt size and the neck stretches and stays misshapen easily. And be prepared for the shirt to be a wrinkled mess. I have other shirts of the same bamboo blend construction that I like far better. They're a little thicker, don't so easily wrinkle, and the neck doesn't stretch so easily. I wouldn't purchase these again.

I'd been wearing Archy's white V-neck undershirts for at least a year and have been very satisfied. So when I decided to buy some crew necks in other colors, I didn't consider any other brand. These fit well and feel good. I prefer this material to cotton.

I got these shirts primarily for my gym workouts. Specifically, I was looking for a shirt made from natural fibers that would help keep me cool, is lightweight and wouldn't get weighed down with sweat, and would avoid stink, and for all these things I found this shirt to be outstanding. I've tried some "high tech" shirts made from man-made fibers and to me their fabric feels uncomfortable and unnatural on my skin, but they do dry quickly. By contrast, these shirts are made of 95% bamboo fiber, feel nice (and natural) next to my skin, and are very light and breathable. When I work out hard and sweat a lot these shirts not only don't get heavy and weigh me down, the moisture actually provides a refreshing cooling effect that really helps keep me going in greater comfort. And as a bonus, these shirts almost magically refuse to retain body odor. I hang them up to dry after a hard workout, and the next day there's no smell! In a pinch I've even used the same "dirty" shirt to the gym the next day and it was perfectly fine, and it still didn't stink even after all that! I really couldn't ask for more from a performance perspective from these shirts. Are there any downsides? Yeah, a couple, but they're very minor relative to all the benefits stated above. First, and this will be very individual specific, I find the sleeves of the shirt are cut a little slimmer relative to the rest of the shirt (I body build with free weights so this might not be the case for many others). It's not uncomfortable and doesn't impede my workout at all, but I'd prefer a little looser fit in the sleeves. As a result, I probably won't wear these shirts out much for casual use, but that's not really what I bought them for anyway. If you're a borderline fit between two sizes I'd definitely recommend going with the larger size unless you're looking for more of a snug fit. Secondly, the shirts seem to take a bit longer to dry than a cotton or other man-made fiber shirts. For example, when I hang my shirt to dry after a hard workout the shirt is still just a wee bit damp by the time I'm going to work out the next day whereas other shirts likely would be totally dry. I really don't care about this at all but it may be an issue for some so I thought it at least worth mentioning. The only thing I can't speak to is how they stand up over time. I can say I've washed mine a couple times -- I used a warm wash and dried on low -- and the shirts have held up just fine with little if any shrinkage. I will say the washing instructions are not made very clear, which is a little frustrating. Bottom line, would I recommend these shirts for working out? HELL YES!!! And at the price of each shirt here on Amazon I consider them to be a screaming bargain versus what other "high-tech" tshirts cost. I also think they're great for just walking around casually, especially on a hot and/or humid day.