DEVOPS3 Pack Men's Muscle Shirts Sleeveless Dry Fit Gym Workout Tank Top

Update 7/20/20- They have all been worn a good deal and while they initially washed pretty well, they have lost a little more shape. My only snag was cat related and its not a $40 tank-t.I live in the Carolinas and I'm a sweater. Other than the big 2 hitters in that market, most things wont cut the heat after May. These fit pretty well and keep me cool.I'm middle aged, in good shape but by no means a big guy. I wear a large and these actually fit me well and almost compliment with their cut, not overlapping the top of your arms. The material is semi-translucent and not tight at the neck, armpits or midriff. I'm not sure they warrant chest name-branding but still a great buy at my price of $22 for a 3 pack in good color choices. I will cintinue to loop around to update their present state, if they snag or unstitch at the waist. So far, they are decent but close to losing a 1/2 star for longevity and how I'd expect a shirt to look after a few months. My more expensive name brands still look brand new, 18 months later.

Nice fabric, colors, fit BUT every piece started to pill afer only several uses and washings. Have had for less than month. Too worn to return. Also ordered sleeveless and they did the same thing. Nice fabric and fit but should do this so soon. Want it for the gym is fine, but if you want to wear it out forget it.

really like these tanks. got the black blue grey combo. comfortable to wear outside in miserable Texas heat. they look, fit, and feel nice. would buy again

I am a Medium and that's what I got and when I raise my hands my stomach shows

Not quite what I was expecting. I probably should have read more reviews before ordering. I was expecting more of a Dry-fit material, but for the price i may have expected too much. The shirts are more like a football jersey, with holes throughout. It’s fairly comfortable. I’ll wear them for working out but that’s about it, luckily that’s why I ordered them but don’t know that I’ll order them again

Edited to add: 4.21.21 These shirts snag super easy. Not fun. Wearing underneath a dress or tunic, I am unsure how it snagged. One while wearing, the other in the wash (assuming a zipper caught it in the wash, but not while wearing). Am still ok to wear, but not as the sole outerwear as shirts are normally worn. :(I'm a busty woman that needs an undershirt that is slippery allowing what I wear over it to move with me rather than sticking to what's underneath. I need to keep my neck and shoulders and cleavage covered for my comfort. And these shirts fit the bill perfectly.Most men's shirts, and women's workout clothes do not fit me or my comfort. I did not want armholes down to my belly button, and I do not want racerback tank tops or sports bras racing up between my shoulder blades squeezing me to death. I want something that wicks away moisture while I'm sweating but also helps keep me warm. Soft n slippery, better than a cami.I like how these feel. I look good in them. And they are comfortable while helping me stay modest.I bought definitely a bit too large, but, they work great under summer dresses.My next order will be one size down. I do not want to be squished or squeezed or compressed. I want to be comfortable in my clothes and still showing some semblance of modesty.A note to the manufacturer. The white tag at the neckline is really uncomfortable. I cut them out with scissors and stitch removal tool. If you can do the emblem on the front of the shirt in soft movable fabric insignia. Then, You can also do that for the tag in the back.Love them, thank you.

This is a problem I am experiencing all my adult life. I go to the gym and have a muscular build. I like to be strong and work hard to develop my body. Having this life style makes me crazy in trying to fit cloths. Particularly shirts and T-shirts. I am 6' tall and 230'....so I buy XXL to fit men shoulders and back. That's usually fine on a XXL, but the length is ridiculous. It's like wearing a dress.....I always have to cut the T-shirt or have the shirt altered at the Taylor. Why do sizing charts assume if you are XXL that you are 6'2" or taller....this problem for me is universal and drives me crazy....I hate buying a new shirt and have to spend another $30 to have it adjusted for length. Every T-shirt I have, I have cut so that it does not drag down to my thighs. Can something be done about this.....please submit to pattern makers or companies who waste so much extra cloth on their items assuming XL, XXL and XXXL are all giants.

I really liked these at first. Fit and feel was great. Unfortunately, after the first washing (even before being worn for the first time), the shirts started getting snag marks. They are still comfortable, but they are not very durable. The attached picture shows what the shirts look like after being worn and washed only a few times.