Next Level ApparelNext Level NL6010 Men's Tri-Blend 50% Polyester/25% Cotton/25% Rayon Crew Neck Tee

I got a Next Level shirt from a CrossFit gym in Summer 2013. Since then, I have worn the shirt a ton, working out in it, sweating in it, not treating it particularly well. Well, 3 1/2 years later, it's still my favorite shirt. No holes, it's in good shape, and it doesn't stink.So, I came onto Amazon looking for the company who made my favorite T-Shirt, which was Next Level. I did a little research, and this shirt seemed to be the closest match. I saw some reviews that were a little bit concerning, but for the price, I figured it was worth a shot. If it wasn't good quality, I hadn't lost much.So, I ordered a couple of these shirts (2 different colors), and waited at the mailbox with bated breath....The shirts are perfect!!! They're very soft, fit as expected, are lightweight, and comfortable. Seriously, I may go order 10 more of these in various colors.Pros:- Fits as expected.- Lightweight and stretchy.- Colors are attractive (I got Military Green and Indigo).- Soft and comfortable.- Other Next Level shirts have had great durability.Cons:- None really.Caveats:- This is a **lightweight** t-shirt. Don't expect a lot of insulation here. I live in Charleston, SC, so this is a perfect shirt for running and sleeping without having a bulky, sweaty shirt stuck to me super uncomfortably. This isn't a con to me, but do be aware that this shirt isn't heavyweight. That said, based on my other shirt, its light weight doesn't mean low durability.I paid about $8 per shirt. For the combination of durability, lightweight-ness (not a word, I know), attractiveness, and value, this shirt can't be beat!

Great fit, soft and lightweight but not sheer. It's the perfect tee to me and for anyone who wants a fitted/tailored tee that isn't tight around the gut or waist. Most shirts that claim this are always off on something, collar is too loose or big, sleeves too long or short, costs more, not breathable, etc. A little bit of shrinkage when washed and dried on high heat. True to size, however if you usually get a Large but are almost needing an XL, get the XL and shrink it on high heat. Or wash cold and air dry to retain the large. Make sense?

This is the same shirt that “Lazy J” uses for their t-shirts. I typically find “Lazy J” at Cavender’s (western wear), they cost ~ $25+. Granted, they’re ‘plain’, w/no printing, but for the price delta, I’m good with it! 😎Great fit, soft-feeling.

These are my favorite t-shirts! They are soft, light-feeling, and are well proportioned in that they hug my upper arms while hanging loose over my stomach area (they also make me feel good), the length is perfect for me. I am a 5'4" woman of average weight and I get size medium. Best of all, they are cheap!

Very soft, great fit

Very comfy t shirts. I do think they are a little less quality made compared to years back versions. However the fit is near perfect for me and the price is pretty good so I’ll continue being a customer.

Nice shirts for the price. Soft material and comfortable. I recommend going one size up however.

Great quality. Very soft material