One of my white v-necks – which I had owned for years – was pilled at stained. When bleach could no longer guarantee me at least a stain-free shirt, I realized that it was time to replace it. I wanted something a bit more upscale than whatever Chinese mass manufacturer I had bought my previous shirt from, but I had a hard time justifying spending $20 for a shirt that is not much more complicated two pieces of cloth sewn together. This item from Goodthreads seemed to hit a sweet spot.
PROS
- Good material
- Adequately assembled
- The neckline does not swoop down
The tag says that the shirt is 100% cotton, but it is surprisingly stretchy. I do not recall my other shirts being quite so pliable, but I am not complaining. The fibers are smooth and the fabric breaths well, which is perfect for looking good even in blazing Hawaii weather. After the first wash, there were a couple loose strings, but the seams look to be of reasonable quality and I do not except them to unravel or for more strings to come apart.
However, what I most appreciate about the shirt is that the neckline does not plunge downwards, which seems to be an increasingly popular style these days. I want to see my collar bones, not my chest hair. If you are looking for something more revealing, this is not your shirt.
CONS
- None
I have nothing bad to say about this shirt yet.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Seems to run on the small side
- Uncertain longevity
The one thing that you should note is that this shirt runs rather small. I ordered a medium, but it feels close to a small. I prefer a looser fit, so I think I might order a size up next time. However, if you enjoy tops that hug you a bit more, this is up your alley.
The shirt was $12, so I am not expecting it to become a family heirloom. However, I am curious to know how well it will hold up as the washes accumulate. I will update this review as necessary, but – at the time of this writing – I would encourage anyone to buy it.
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