Fruit of the Loom Men's V-Neck T-Shirt Multipack

My husband likes this brand for so many reasons. It doesn't rise up; it's very comfortable, fits big men very well and the size is perfect. He said it's very comfortable.

V neck, washable and nice and comfy

They fit well before washing. I always buy medium with Amazon basics and other clothes. These are good quality, but are now un-usable after washing and drying in my machines. I would need to start with a size larger for this brand.

Great shirts

My husband loves these. Maternal is soft and a good length. The v shape neck for him is more comfortable. Can’t beat price. Very little shrinkage. My 3 sons love them too.

I ordered these in an XXXL. I'm a plus size woman. Size 3x. And it's difficult to find cheap comfortable t-shirts for plus size women. They don't sell packs like these for women. At least not in my size. And if they did, they would be 5 times the price. Yet they make them in men's that fit me. These are a little stretchy. Not super stretchy. But they are lose fitting. And they stretch out in time if they are a bit snug on you. And the v-neck makes them look a bit more feminine. I wear these just to run errands with leggings or jeans. Or I wear them to bed sometimes. Plus size women can often find men's sizes that fit and are comfortable and much cheaper for lounge wear.

Bought these for my dad but am keeping them. I am a woman. These tshirts are so comfy, fabric just right. I love how they fit me atapered at the waist so I don't have bunching fabric. I ordered small. I am a size medium but the small fit my frame perfect. Will wear them to the gym.

I cannot find reasonably priced V neck, short sleeve,100% cotton, GRAY "underwear"/T shirts anywhere for a reasonable price. I bought the black/gray combo pack only because I could not get only gray. Although the price may be reasonable for the whole pack, it's on the lower end of expensive (but still expensive) considering I did not really want the black and got only 2 gray for the price. I purchased one pack in Medium and one in Large, intending to toss all of them in the wash and dryer (not going to hang dry undershirts!), and live with whatever comes out in the end. I also purchased from W its George brand combo pack of 100% cotton black/gray V neck short sleeve underwear/T shirts in size Medium (having owned those previously and being fairly certain of fit, color after washing/drying, etc.).I thought I'd do a comparison of the FOTL M & L gray and black vs the W/George Med gray and black since the packages arrived within a day of each other.First, the reviewer who said that the FOTL gray is not 100% cotton was spot on. It is "heathered", which usually means, it will have some percentage of non-cotton. It is 60 cotton/40 poly. IT SHOULD BE ADVERTIZED AS SUCH. One star off for that. Thanks to the reviewer for warning me. As a heathered shirt, it looks "marled" rather than the solid "steel" gray shown in the picture. The W/George brand gray is 100% cotton (just like the black) and solid steel-ish gray.Into the washer on hot water and into the dryer on hot, too. They're undershirts. They should be able to handle it.The FOTL black was originally a really nice, crisp black. It came out of the abuse in the washer and dryer a dull-ish black. One reviewer called it almost like a dark black-blue. Spot on and thanks for the warning. And, the very nice "piping" on the inside of the neckline lost color differently from the rest of the T shirt--not that I care about the inside of the shirt, but just a warning. I agree with the reviewer who said that s/he thought the FOTL black would likely fade even more with subsequent wash/dry-ings. The W/George black T came out of the same experience in the washer and dryer the same black color as it went in. Now I can easily tell the difference in brands in a stack of all black T shirts. Both brands had a slight "fuzziness" in comparison to the unwashed/dried shirts (and the dryer lint catcher agreed). Neither brand's black seemed to have bled in the wash.The FOTL "gray" did not change noticeably from the washer/dryer experience, nor did the W/George gray. However, the difference in gray colors (steel vs heathered) is very evident with the shirts side-by-side.Now for the disclaimer: I'm a 5'2" 138-ish lb woman. I have bought FOTL and W/George brand V neck, all cotton gray and black Ts for years. I still have my old, abused Ts for comparison. To me these FOTLs faded and shrank considerably more than the "old" FOTLs, in addition to fading and shrinking more than the W/George (old and newly purchased). This is NOT an advertisement for W. Really. Just a comparison. Color, durability (which I can't review after 1 wash/dry cycle) and fit, but especially, fit matter to me. The FOTL Lg seemed very long (on a short person) out of the bag; and very straight cut (more of an issue for a woman--or a dude with weight in the midsection). Ditto for the FOTL Med. The W/George Med was a little wider cut in the midsection and long but not as long as the FOTLs. Well, the shrinkage in the wash/dryer took care of that "problem" in the length. Now the FOTL Lg are just a little strangely long and still pretty straight cut; the Med hits me just at the hip bone and is ok even though straight cut. I can stretch them out if I want. The W/George Med also hit me at the hip bone and are a little fuller in the waist.If you are a guy and like the longer length, either consider ordering a size up and risk that the FOTL Ts are still a bit long, or don't wash the cotton ones (especially) on hot and dry on hot.I rated the FOTLs only 3 stars because I'm pretty irritated about the heathered grays and not 100% cotton (even though a reviewer warned me). Gray is gray, heather is heather and shirts described as 100% cotton should be such. Technology is such these days that t shirts should be able to hold their color and be true-ish to size, not just out of the bag but after a trip through the hot water and dryer.Hope this review helps.