Liberty Imports 3-Pack Men’s Quarter-Zip Pullover Lightweight Long Sleeve Athletic Jackets Performance Workout Running Shirts

Quality shirts at an attractive price. The neck line comes up fairly high, which I like because it allows a wool crew neck sweater to be worn over it without irritating the neck. The pocket on the chest is large enough to hold an iPhone 11, but I am not sure if it’s strong enough to last a long time if it is always used for that purpose. The sleeves are a bit snug but for me they are just right. I am 5’8” 140 lbs with a 40 regular chest size. The shirts fit snug overall without being tight. The size I refer to is medium. I would not describe it as an athletic fit; more like just plain comfortable. If you want a loose fit, order up from your regular size. Recommended as a workout shirt , particularly for outdoor activities. One slight criticism is the thumb holes on the sleeves. They seem to be too far back from the cuffs and not in the proper alignment. Not a big deal unless you absolutely need that feature.Updated Review: After washing and wearing the shirts, I would describe the fit as loose around the torso. I ordered a medium. I have a 40" chest and am 5' 8" tall. Weight is about 141 lbs. with a 32" waist. I take a 16" necksize on dress shirts. The collar zips up snug around the neck, not too tight and I find it comfortable. But that is about the only thing I wouid call snug regarding these shirts. Ater one wash and wearing one for a day or two, the shirt drapes loosely around the torso and the sleeves are fairly loose on me and can be stretched down far enough to reach about two inches past my wrist I don't have big, thick arms like a football player or bodybuilder. The spandex and polyester material does wick moisture like all clothing of this type. It appears to be very well made and I suspect it would be pretty durable. My recommendation for sizing is that you should order whatever your regular size is.

I have ordered these shirts twice, and have been very pleased with the fit, comfort and quality.

Been trail running with these shirts and overall they've been great. Feel comfortable and comparable to big brand shirts. I think they're great, though they would be even greater if they were slightly cheaper. Pros and cons:+ The feel of the polyester is smooth, but not super soft like the Nike dryfits can be. BUT this turns out to be a positive because it doesn't cling to your skin as easily as do the soft Nike dryfits once they're damp/wet from perspiration. Despite not being as soft as big brand shirts, the difference is hardly noticeable. I actually not prefer the shirts with this material for the kind of running I do.+Thumb holes are fantastic. Allows easy layering+Chest pocket is great for small items like a house/car key. Doesn't feel like it rubs on my chest.+I have a wider chest relative to my waist which has always made finding athletic clothing difficult. Either shirts/sweaters are too loose around the waist or too tight at the chest. These actually fit well with my proportions. If you have had issues with sizing similar to mine, give these a try.+Reflective strip at front zipper provides some safety in darker conditions especially with vehicles on road.+Sliding sleeves up on arm for venting is doable with these shirts. I have bigger arms than most, but it's still doable with these. In fact, if you have bigger arms the sleeves may stay up more easily.-Loose strands of threading, especially at thumb holes. I just cut them off. May have to see if it affects the sewing later on.-Zippers can sometimes be hard to operate with one hand. They don't glide super easily all the time especially while you're on the move. May require one hand to hold down fabric and the other to operate zipper, but not always.-One of the shirts I got, though the same size, feels just slightly tighter along the length of the arms. This is especially noticeable when I have both thumbs in the holes and the sleeves are anchored there. I can feel some tension/tug between the chest. But it's very slight and hardly noticeable when you're in the groove on the run. You only notice it right when you put thumbholes on.

I like these tops. They fit according to the size I ordered. I like them on the cooler mornings playing golf. They're light weight and fit lose enough that my swing isn't impacted. I've already washed one that I wore. It cleaned up nice and no shrinkage. A great price for a three-pacck.

Nice shirts! Fit well and look good. Can't beat the price for 3 shirts.

5’8”, 160lbs, 15/41/33 and the small was a good fit for me and a great deal for the price! Two are loose enough to fit comfortably over a wallet or phone tucked into pants waistbands but one is a little more flattering. They have been great for mid-low 40F morning runs where the collar can be opened and the sleeves pushed up as body temperature rises.I am using these as outer/only or intermediate layers. The fabric has a more rugged feel than my typical base layers, has decent stretch around, but limited stretch lengthwise. The collar has a little give but is more like a windbreaker collar than the collar on a turtleneck sweater.The pocket is larger than it appears and, in testing, I was able to fit both a large and regular smart phone or a regular phone and slim wallet with a few keys. That much weight is fine for walking, hiking, or sideline coaching but is a bit much for a fast running pace. Go with a few cards and a house key instead.Regarding thumb hole placement complaints, the holes are positioned on the seam on the inside of the sleeve running down the arm from the armpit and facing the body. Relax your arms and let your hands hang at your sides. Now spread your fingers and rest the tips of your thumbs on the tops of your femurs. This is where the thumb holes are on the sleeves. Some people may want the holes rotated 45 degrees forward for a neutral human posture but these shirts certainly don’t require anything exotic like thumbs on the other side of the hand. Trust me, your friends won’t give you grief over that detail and when they find out what you paid for them, they’ll want to know where to buy their own!