Collected ThreadsMen's Deep V-Neck Invisible Undershirts 3-Pack jT-V

Although these are pricey, I'm so sick of trashing expensive shirts with the acid from underarm sweat. These things protect your shirt unlike conventional undershirts but they don't show like conventional t-shirts. Plus they provide a bit of extra thermal protection in the winter but not so much as a full t-shirt. So the best of both worlds. They look a little goofy but you're really just wearing them underneath.

I liked the availability. While it is ok, the material is a little thin and I am a little concerned how well the shirt will hold up.

You won't find a deeper cut T-shirt, and I don't think anyone (in their right mind) would wear these as stand-alone shirts. If you want these, you wear expensive unbuttoned cotton or Hawaiian shirts (like the high-end Tommy Bahama) that you want to unbutton half-way and protect from perspiration. I've have 9 of the gray and 3 of the white purchased in 3-packs. They were expensive, but they will get me through a week-long trip if I'm wearing super-relaxed button-down shirts. If you can afford a few... and you wear nice cotton, linnen, or silk button downs in tropical-style heat.... these are probably for you. They are no show, and they'll invisibly protect you from sweat stains in all but the most extreme situations.

I bought this and just tried it on. I'm 6'1" so was very pleased to see it's way long, so will not come untucked. And the V-neck really is very deep, which is exactly what I wanted. I've had too many V-neck undershirts in name only; they show with just the top button unbuttoned! This one doesn't. I thought I'd found the perfect V-neck undershirt until I then put on a short-sleeve shirt over it. The undershirt sleeves stuck out about an inch below those of the shirt! Everything else about this undershirt is terrific, so I got out some scissors and cut 2" off each sleeve. I now just hope they don't roll up. Even with too-long sleeves, this is still an excellent undershirt. Please make them with shorter sleeves.

I have been buying these for years since there really isn’t any great alternatives. They are ok, but not great. Not sure why a tall version couldn’t be made that has the same arm length as the standard size. The tall is too long in the arm... anyways customer service has always been good.

I love 'em. My reaction after wearing one the first time was to order more and put my other undershirts in the donation bin. (I did keep my Ex Officio Give-and-Gos for hot climates, of course.) The invisible neckline works well; no peeking-out from shirts sweaters from many different vendors. Also important is that the collar is thin and flat, meaning it doesn't distort the fabric underneath a tight sweater (I was worried about a weird, dude version of the VPL). I'm about 5'11" with a 34" inseam and I haven't had a problem with them pulling out of my waistband when actively moving around. Last, I'm not fit, but I am trim, and I appreciated the close fit of the trunk without needing to buy a compression product; not a lot of extra fabric bunching up or needing to be bloused.

This is an excellent product! It's the best V-neck undershirt I've tried. This undershirt has a neckline that's WIDE enough to not be seen under an open-collar shirt.However, I would recommend two design changes:(1) the V-neck should be an inch or so DEEPER (because it was visible when I wore it under a shirt with the top two buttons undone), and(2) the sleeves should be 0.5" to 0.75" shorter so that they don't stick out under a short-sleeve button-down shirt.I fall within the "medium" size range and feel that the shirt fits well, even after washing it and putting it in the dryer. It's appropriately form-fitting.

I had ordered "Large" in the past and they were only slightly too big. This pack of "L" was at LEAST "XXL" - enormous - 10" longer than the Larges I own now, and 3-4" wider. Am ordering Medium in hopes that they fit, but it doesn't make sense that there is such variability from one order to the next.