Basic Crew Pack - USA, American Graphic Tee, Patriotic, Everyday, T-Shirts for Men Pack

product was what in expected, soft and fit well

I got these for work and they are extremely comfortable. I have washed many times and the graphics show no sign of wear. They are not to thick or thin just right for me. Wish they offered the 5 packs in other colors too. But these are my favorite shirts right now. Buying in the 5 pack is added value per shirt. Sleeves are just a little shorter than most shirts makes you feel buff lol. Im 5'9 260lbs 2xl is perfect

Great fit. I rarely purchase cloths on line because the fit is always wrong or the material is weird. I took a chance with GS and I'm glad i did. Great look, comfortable material, and perfect fit.

Love the cut and shape. I wish the fabric was better quality. I'm 2 months in barely and they are getting fuzzy after 4 washes

These shirts are my husband’s favorite. They’re good quality so definitely worth every penny. Soft and comfortable, don’t shrink when washed or fade right away. Good color choices

Excellent quality shirts. The fit is very good, with a nice taper from the lats down. The shirttail is also long enough to tuck in, and stay tucked in.

Great quality and value for the money. They don’t shrink like regular shirts. They stay soft and comfortable

I purchased five different Grunt Style shirts on the same day, and I have to say - the sizing is extremely inconsistent. Some shirts were manufactured in Honduras while others were made in Haiti, and the differences are significant. The shirts from Honduras are much longer (about 4 inches longer) compared to the ones made in Haiti. On top of that, the black fabric on the Honduras shirts looks dull, faded, or almost washed-out, while the Haiti shirts have a richer, deeper black. The Haiti-made shirt fits perfectly, but the Honduras-made shirts are way too long for my frame. I was also under the impression that Grunt Style manufactured their shirts in America, but now I’m wondering if they outsource the shirts and only do the printing in the U.S. Whatever the case, the inconsistencies are disappointing, and it makes it hard to buy these shirts with confidence. I’ve attached photos of two “Reaper 2.0” shirts I bought along with the basics. Both are brand new and unwashed. You can clearly see that the shirt on the right (made in Honduras) is noticeably longer and the black color is lighter and more faded compared to the one on the left (made in Haiti). All of the basic shirts I ordered (a pack of three) were made in Honduras, and they’re simply too long. I don’t believe washing and drying them would shrink them enough—certainly not by the 4–5 inches they would need. I’m returning all of the shirts except the one made in Haiti. Sigh.