Men's Short Sleeve T-Shirt Pack, Big & Tall, Crewneck Cotton T-Shirts for Men, Value Packs

Accurate sizing, durable, washable and don't fade rapidly. Good midrange weight for all seasons. Good value for the cost. Comfortable to wear.

I ordered several Hanes products as a requirement for college band camp, and every item I purchased was great with no issues at all. These ComfortSoft t-shirts were exactly what was needed for long, demanding days. They’re soft, comfortable, and easy to wear, even during extended periods of activity. The fit was true to size and allowed for easy movement, which is important during rehearsals and outdoor practice. The fabric is breathable and comfortable, making it suitable for long hours in different conditions. Even after repeated washing, the shirts held their shape, stayed soft, and didn’t develop any noticeable wear or shrinkage. They also held up well through frequent use, sweat, and laundering, which is essential for something worn daily during band camp. The quality remained consistent, and there were no issues with seams, fabric, or comfort. Overall, these t-shirts are dependable, affordable, and perfect for college band camp requirements. They offer great value, consistent quality, and reliable comfort. I’m very satisfied with the purchase and would definitely recommend them for band camp or everyday wear.

My daughter recently got a job at Target and they have a new policy of enforcing their requirement to wear a Target red color shirt for work. These seemed to fit the bill. The color was an accurate match to the Target vest they provide, so that was a plus. The fit was true in that they bought an XL and it was accurate. The shirts seem to be of good quality, with the material being a nice thickness. We'll see how they hold up but being Hanes, they have a great reputation for quality. The only disappointment was they were supposed to be delivered the next day and it was a two day shipment instead. Fortunately, we had bought one short locally so that saved the day. Overall, for 4 shirts, delivered, I think they offered great value for money.

Bought two more packs of dark gray 2XL. Unchanged or relatively so: - color, still charcoal/smoke gray - familiar feel and stretch of fabric. Feels cottony but not rough, it’s nicely smoother and stretchier than cotton. It’s a blend. Good on its own or under a golf style shirt. - doesn’t shrink or pill. Changed: - the cut: — the neck is wider, on the verge of blousy but not quite as some 2XLs can (unnecessarily) be. — the torso is cut more generously, big and boxy. The previous versions weren’t “athletic fit” and I’m glad, but these are just too big in the torso, which I’m not glad about. You can be 2XL without being draped in fabric. - the sleeves are still long enough, almost to elbow as they should be. That’s +1 star right there. They’re short enough to conceal under my short sleeve golf and coaching shirts yet long enough to not make me look like a hipster who has succumbed to paying the same money for less fabric in the name of no sense of style and thin arms. - the stitching. Specifically, the way the stitching terminates. From the right shoulder where the seam rises to the crew neck seam in a T intersection is a ball of frayed and terminated thread that just sits there on top like a color-matched dust ball. AND same on the left shoulder, at the same corresponding place but under the fabric instead of on top. That one slips out past the crew neck and pops out, looking like a big spontaneous mole has grown on my neck right at the inside ring of the crew neck. Have you ever had to reach back and check if your tag is sticking up? Well I have to do this for this ball of thread and roll it back under the crew neck. How did this sewing method pass? Why are these the only shirts I have that do this? It’s not high tech, you should be able to blow the dust off the sewing pattern in the t shirt library and use it from years past. 1 neck? “Check.” 2 shoulders? “Check.” 2 arms and 1 torso? “Check, double check”. I have a white version from this manufacturer and can’t find corresponding replacements. They’re so soft they’re luxurious. Instead, the name changes slightly, the blend changes, and apparently the cut can change in this case. I wear the old versions of this gray one 2-3 days a WEEK, on their own or underneath, 4 seasons a year. Not long ago this was a 5 star product.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Listen… I bought these Hanes 3XL shirts because my old T-shirts were starting to look like they’d been through a bar fight. I expected comfort. I expected decent sizing. I did not expect magical powers. The first time I put one on, I swear I heard a faint whoooosh like the universe rebooting. Suddenly I could: • Lift grocery bags with ONE FINGER • Sense when the microwave hit “1 second” • Parallel park on the first try • Predict exactly when DoorDash would show up But the real power? Women react like I’m carrying an Infinity Stone in my pocket. I’m just walking through Walmart, and they’re all “Ughhhh ber me.” One lady knocked over a display of Pringles because she was staring at me too hard. Another slid me her number written on a receipt for cat litter. It’s chaos, but I’m not complaining. Now for the actual review stuff: Sizing: Perfect. The 3XL fits exactly how a 3XL should—no weird tight arms, no boxy torso. It’s like Hanes hired a guy shaped exactly like me as their mannequin. Quality: Shockingly good for the price. The fabric is sturdy but still soft. Doesn’t feel cheap, even though I definitely am. Fit & Comfort: Comfort level: 10/10. It feels like being hugged by a cloud that pays taxes and goes to bed at a responsible hour. Durability: I’ve washed these multiple times. No shrinking, no fading, no mystery holes appearing like some shirts get from “being alive.” Still looks brand-new and still gives me the power to make women walk into shelves. Final Verdict: If you want a comfy, well-made shirt and the ability to accidentally create romantic traffic jams in Target, these Hanes 3XL shirts are your destiny. Would buy again. Would wear in public with caution.

Been ordering these multi packs for years. Fit, quality, and price have always been great.

All sizes fit different for me. Sometimes 2XL is too small sometimes it’s just right. 3XL is sometimes too big sometimes it’s just right. I originally bought went with the 3XL which fit perfect with what I thought at the time would be just right after washing them (they will shrink because it’s 100% cotton). Wore the whole pack all week and finally washed them. Only for them to come out to smaller than a 2XL but bigger then A XL. It still had the same feel but it became short in length. I did stretch them as much as i could but they looked a bit funky on me. I’m 6’2 and have a long torso so length is def what i look for in shirts. So the 3XL I ordered (I now call them buttcrack shirts) are only used around the house. I won’t dare take the trash out with this shirt in lmao. I went with a 4XL instead which are obviously gonna be bigger and way more room and length than what I want but after a wash should be perfect. All in all it’s not a bad shirt for the price. I use them for work. Material isn’t thick and heavy it’s a thin cotton and very breathable. I did notice with the first shirts I got that I did wash, the collar became stretched out and revealed more neck and chest than what it did when it was new. Might be coming back to edit this after the wash we’ll see. So if you want your shirts bigger or to fit just right go up a size or so.

Nice shirts. They are rougher than the 100% cotton ones I usually buy, but those have been developing tiny holes as soon as you wash them. I can live with 50/50 polyester as long as they wear better. So far, so good.