Men's V-Neck Undershirts, Moisture Wicking & Tag Free, Also Available in Tall Sizes

Just fantastic v-necks overall, very comfortable, they last for a while through washings and maintain their shape which is good, just realize that they will shrink just a bit over time but not much. Highly recommended!

I've worn these as undershirts with dress shirts for several years now and they are my favorite undershirt. The material is a bit thinner than a normal t-shirt, which I think is perfect for an undershirt so that I don't get too hot. The v-neck is a must-have under a button-up shirt. As others have noted, they are a bit longer than a normal t-shirt come out, which is by design to help them stay tucked in under the dress shirt. This feature is very helpful if you're actually using them as an undershirt, as it is really annoying to have your undershirt bunched up around your waist while your dress shirt is still tucked in. I still wear them like a t-shirt when I get home from work in the summer months because I like how the v-neck looks. I don't think they are so long that they look weird as a t-shirt, but if you're only buying them as a t-shirt, the length might be a factor for you. I will note that I bleach my undershirts in the wash once a week. It seems that over time the bleach damages fabric even when used in the recommended amount. After a few years my last set basically started to fall apart. That might be more typical if I was wearing the same one everyday, but I'm only wearing each one once or twice a week at the most. From that regard, I don't think they last as long as I would expect. However, I expect that is a function of the material being a bit thinner and the weekly bleaching. I still like them better than any other undershirt option I've found, and the cost is very reasonable. I just bought a new pack because my last set fell apart, so I guess you could say yes, I would buy again.

I wear undershirts regularly under my polo shirts and button-downs, so I want something comfortable that doesn't add a lot of unnecessary bulk. These Fruit of the Loom V-neck undershirts work well for that purpose. The V-neck is one of the main reasons I prefer this style. If I leave the top button of a shirt open, I don't want the collar of my undershirt showing underneath. The V-neck gives me a cleaner look while still providing the extra layer I want. I also appreciate the moisture-wicking material, especially in Southern California when the weather gets warm. An undershirt needs to help keep me comfortable without making me feel like I'm wearing two full shirts. The tag-free design is another small feature that makes a difference during a long day. There's no tag rubbing against the back of my neck, and the material is comfortable enough for extended wear. I also like that tall sizes are available. As a bigger guy, having enough length in an undershirt is important because I don't want it constantly coming untucked underneath my shirt. Overall, these are comfortable, practical everyday undershirts that work nicely with my business-casual wardrobe. A good undershirt shouldn't draw attention to itself. It should stay tucked, stay hidden, and quietly do its job all day.

Had a very small blemish on one of the shirts, but they are undershirts so it was not a big issue for me. They are comfortable. I would buy again if needed.

I bought these because my old undershirts were riding up and getting clammy under polos, especially down here in Florida. I travel a lot for work and needed something light, breathable, tag-free, and long enough to stay tucked on planes and in meetings. My expectations were basic: soft cotton, doesn’t turn into a crop top after one wash, and actually wicks sweat instead of just holding it. Didn’t expect luxury, just a dependable daily undershirt. I’ve been wearing the 6-pack for a week straight. That means under button-downs at the office, as a sleep shirt in the hotel, and on a 5-hour layover in Orlando where it was 90° and muggy. Washed them twice already — cold water, tumble low — because I’m hard on undershirts. What they got right Comfort: They’re soft out of the bag and stay soft after washing. Tag-free is a real thing; no itchy neck. The cotton is lightweight and breathable, which matters when you’re walking from AC to heat to AC. I noticed less swamp-back compared to my older, heavier shirts. Fit/length: These are cut longer than a regular tee. I’m 6’0” and they stay tucked when I bend over or reach for an overhead bin. Guys mention the tall sizes work well too. Sleeves have a slight taper so they don’t bunch under a dress shirt. Moisture wicking: It’s not like high-tech gym fabric, but for cotton they do okay. I didn’t feel soaked after walking outside. One reviewer in Miami said they’re “perfect” for PT and workouts in heat, and I get why. Value: You get 6 for what one “premium” undershirt costs. Most buyers call them “worth the price” and “great affordable undershirts”. For daily rotation, that math works. Where they fall short Thickness: These are thin. Some people like that — keeps you cooler — but don’t expect heavyweight cotton. If you want it to hide chest hair or nipples, it won’t. A few reviews call them “very thin”. Shrinkage: This is the big one. Experiences are all over the place. Some say minimal shrinkage, others say they shrunk a lot, especially length. Mine shrank a bit on the first wash but are still long enough. If you’re between sizes, order up. I went with my normal L and they’re fine, but XL would’ve been safer. Durability/consistency: Most hold up well wash after wash. But a few longtime buyers say quality is “hit or miss” now, sometimes thinner than they used to be. Practical uses - Daily undershirt under polos/button-downs — stays tucked, no collar peek thanks to the V-neck - Travel layer: packs light, dries overnight in a hotel sink - Lounge/sleep shirt — soft enough and the V doesn’t choke - Not for gym-only: they’ll work in a pinch, but they’re not performance wear Pros - Soft, breathable cotton that’s actually comfortable in heat - Tag-free and no-ride-up cut; stays tucked all day - V-neck disappears under open collars - Good value for a multi-pack; lasts months with regular rotation - Tall sizes available if you need extra length Cons - Thin material — see-through if wet and not much coverage - Shrinkage is inconsistent; buy one size up to be safe - Quality can vary bag to bag per longtime buyers - Not heavy-duty; seams are basic, so don’t expect 5-year lifespan Did they meet expectations? Mostly, yes. I wanted a cool, long, cheap undershirt that won’t itch or untuck, and that’s what I got. They’re not magic sweat-proof armor, and the thinness took a day to get used to. But for $3–4 each, I can live with sizing up and replacing them every year. If you need bulletproof cotton or zero shrink ever, you’ll be frustrated. If you just need a reliable daily V-neck in hot weather, these do the job.

Nice shirt and length is nice and long Good product

Exactly what I needed for under my dress shirts. It’s not fancy but it works.

Perfect fit for an undershirt under my button down dress shirts. I used to wear Hanes exclusively, but I find these "stay tucked" versions from FOTL are longer in length which keeps them from sliding up during the day. As a 175 lb man who is 6' tall with an athletic build, the medium size fits me comfortably snug and the sleeves are just short enough that they don't poke out of the sleeves of my polos.

Not good

Really great value for a great quality shirt

As good as always

Good quality

I have been searching for a LONG T-shirt with a deep cut V neck (that would not show under an open neck shirt). This is great on both counts. It is extra long so it wont ride up or pull out of waist band, and the neck is spot on. Sizing is good. Material is a little thinner than expected but still a decent quality. I need to see how these wash, but if they don't shrink, I shall be back for more!