Rating & Reviews
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22 customer reviewsWhat customers are saying:
Customers really like the hemp-organic cotton blend for its unique texture, breathable feel, and sturdy-yet-comfortable weight, and many say it gets softer with wear and washing. The tee tends to run a bit large and long, so several customers recommend sizing down if you want a trimmer fit. The color and garment-dyed look are also popular, though a few customers found certain shades a little different from the photos. Overall, it comes across as a high-quality, easy everyday tee that works well for warm weather and casual outfits.
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Claudio
Age: 35 to 44Body type: AthleticHeight: 5'11"Size Purchased: LargeFits true to size
Dressy and relaxed
June 5, 2022Very comfortable high quality shirt that goes great with shorts, jeans or chino pants
Helpful?onetwothree
Age: 65 or overBody type: AthleticHeight: 5'9"Size Purchased: largeFits big
Good except for one thing
June 3, 2022The fabric on these tees is nice. I like the cotton-hemp combo, which quickly gets a broken-in look, but feels like it will last a long time. However, these tees are really long. I'm 5'9" with wide shoulders that typically need a L or else the shirt will be too snug. The shoulder fit is great but the shirt hangs far enough it basically covers my butt. It's at the point of feeling/looking awkward unless the shirt is tucked in, which is not usually the look I want with a tee. (And yes, I've put it in the dryer to try and shorten it.) It's anywhere from 1 - 2" longer than my all cotton J.Crew tee and my tees from major competitors. Please make these shorter and save the extra length for the tall sizes!
Helpful?thegreatkatsby
Age: 35 to 44Body type: PetiteHeight: 5'2"Size Purchased: LargeFits true to size
Great shirt!
May 18, 2022My husband bought this and while we’re a fan of J. Crew shirts, this particular piece has an excellent look, feel and quality that exceeds normal J. Crew expectations. It’s causal but yet looks and feels fancy.
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