Men's Tank Top Bamboo Rayon Undershirts Tank Shirt Moisture-Wicking A-Shirt for Men, 3 or 5 Pack

I sweat like crazy even in just thin scrubs at work. I have an old Airism tank from UNIQLO which is really helpful, so I decided to give these a try. These are great quality - no itchy tag, soft and lightweight, doesn’t shrink in the wash (though I wash on cold and dry on low heat), good at helping my body temp stay more regulated. I wish the neck and arm seams were a little less bulky to be more discreet, but it’s not that big a deal. The only surprise was how big they run! I’m used to having to size up with Amazon stuff because clothing always runs small. In my Airism tank I’m an XL and that’s a VERY snug fit, and I’m pretty husky, so I thought 2x in these would be best. I easily could’ve gotten away with an XL or maybe even L - the 2x are VERY baggy and loose. Ultimately it’s a good thing that these are relatively accurately sized, but I had no idea!

These tank tops are exactly what I was hoping for. The fabric is really soft and comfortable, and the fit is spot on. I’m 6’0, 185 lbs, athletic build, and size medium fits perfectly - not too tight, but still fitted enough to look clean. They’re also long enough to tuck in, which is huge because I hate when undershirts come untucked throughout the day. Best of all, they’re basically invisible under shirts. No weird lines, no bulk, nothing showing through. They just do their job perfectly. Honestly couldn’t ask for anything more. I’ll definitely be buying more.

These tank tops are made with bamboo rayon fabric which means they are silky smooth and very cool and comfortable. They fit me well and I can be very picky with the fit of shirts. They didn't shrink on the first wash which is a plus. The price isn't too bad for the fabric and the quality.

Very comfortable, second purchase of these shirts. Comfortable, sizing is good, tend to not wrinkle.

The colors are darker than advertised -- raisin is really a purple-maroon instead of red, and the blue is nearly black. That’s my only big gripe, because otherwise these are fantastic. The fabric is incredibly soft, breathable, and wrinkle-resistant. If David Archy ever made sheets, I’d buy those too because their bamboo fabric, whether from their boxers or their shirts, is leagues better than any bamboo sheet set I've ever bought. Due to their breathability, they also run cooler than my other clothes, which is perfect for desert summers or if you just run hot like I do (I've stopped sweating with these). The fit is a little smaller than I expected since they’re technically undershirts, but they still work well as tanks. As for them staying relatively wrinkle-free, I can leave them in my clean laundry basket for days and they look fine. The only time they crease is if I drape one over a chair with the straps folded/bunched together. At ~$12 a shirt, the cost adds up quickly, but I still liked them enough to buy three more packs (one for my mom, who loved the “raisin” color I gave her). They’re pricey, so I unfortunately can't justify buying more anytime soon, but I'd still go for sheets if they made them.

I had a set of different brand similar style (but ribbed) bamboo rayon undershirts that I loved, but they were discontinued in 2020 and have not returned. The old shirts were well past their replacement date, but I could not find any similar material in stock anywhere (I could buy the same thing in cotton all over the place, but only cotton, which I tried and found scratchy and annoying, so much that I kept wearing my ratty older ones instead of the new cotton ones!) for a couple years of periodic checking, due to supply chain issues I'm sure. Finally I found these and was disappointed when they looked perfect but were not ribbed, but the fabric and fit looked right so I gave them a try. I saw a suggestion that I might need the large, as I wear a lot of large shirts now, but went with medium as I prefer a tighter fit. The medium is about as perfect as it could be on me, the fabric is amazingly soft and stretchy as well, and it made me forget all about the ribbed variety I had before. I immediately bought a second set so I could have a full week with some spares, and archived the old shirts for a while for a rainy-day when the washer is broken or something. The shirts are a bit on the long side, but so were the ones I had before that I liked. They stay tucked in with no reason to ever come lose, and the extra fabric also adds a little weight to keep them from pulling up. I'm kind of sad to take them off each day because they feel so soft, and they're still thin enough to be invisible through clothing. Size-wise they hug my torso perfectly without being tight or lose, with basically no wrinkles. So far, care is tossing them in the wash and dryer normally with other whites. Long term my only concern is yellowing pit stains, which developed after heavy wear of what I had previously, but with only a couple of weeks of wear on these, I can't comment on longevity yet. It seems likely that a combination of sweat and antiperspirant will yellow these like most after a while, but that's no different than anything else. Some other review noted these can't be bleached like cotton or they'll yellow, which is good to know if true. Will probably wear until they're ready for replacement and buy more (hopefully they'll stay in stock!) They're a bit on the pricey side compared to plenty of the all-cotton varieties from several brands, but they feel amazing enough to be worth it!

Yes, they're a little pricier than some others, but they're lightweight, a good length, very soft, and the most comfortable tank top I've ever owned. I've gone through a bunch trying to find the right ones, and these are great.

First, at 6'1, 200# the large fits perfectly. At this point with an average build the large is a great fit. The neck and arm are exactly what I like in a tank: A medium drop at the neck and a comfortable fit below the arm without looking like I'm trying to show off too much, and most importantly doesn't come up into my armpit, which I find uncomfortable and unattractive. The fabric is super soft and light and feels and looks natural. I'm generally pretty happy with your basic Calvin Klein or even Hanes tank, and normally wouldn't spend the extra money for something like "bamboo rayon" (whatever that is...can't wait to try more bamboo products as an environmentally much better option), but this is not that much more expensive and the quality is exponentially better. The fabric is very stretchy but does not stretch out. It has the appearance of a quality fabric and is impossible to wrinkle. The Large I bought have a great relaxed fit for my frame. If I was more buff at this point I would try a medium. I know it would fit due to the stretch of the fabric, and it would totally show off a great physique, but I'm about to go for a third bowl of ice cream so I'll stick with the Large... I could totally see these at over $40 each in a high end boutique, whereas I paid far less for three.