Indera Men's Heavyweight Cotton Waffle Thermal Underwear Top

This thermal will keep your core warm without being bulky. Ideal for layering under sweaters or jackets in chilly weather. It fits snug, but is not restrictive. Works well under clothing without bunching up. Not something you would really wear on its own. It is an affordable price for the quality.If you’re looking for a no-frills, warm base layer to get you through winter or outdoor activities, this thermal undershirt is a strong pick. It won’t win any style awards, but it gets the job done where it counts: warmth and value.

Very nice quality, 100% cotton which is hard to find anymore, long sleeve cuffs, fits nice against the neck. However, fit is much smaller than I expected. I’m 5’10” and 175 lbs. Normally wear M tshirts because I like them to fit, and L sweatshirts because I like them a bit loose and baggy. I originally got the medium but it was so tight I almost restricted breathing. Stepped up to the large and it’s still a bit snug but fits well enough to keep. If you want an athletic fit step up one size, if you want a baggier fit step up two sizes.

my local store stopped selling cheap fruit of the loom waffle-tops. presumably because they no longer make them. so i ordered these. the sleeves are a bit on the baggy side but the fit overall is okay. they work effectively under a hoodie to trap air and heat your body. as with all thermal tops their construction doesnt always make for a robust garment so i have my doubts how long itll last before i manage a couple holes in them but thats fine. paid 12 dollars.

Fit greatPerfect for desert winters.Comfortable

It's not a bad deal. I should have purchased them at least one size larger to account for shrinking. Oh yeah, I did buy them one size bigger to account for shrinking. It wasn't enough. These shrunk like something on a comedy sketch. They went from XLto medium in one wash . Folks I'm 65 years old and I know how to wash and dry my clothes. I have never had any new clothes shrink this much. If it were not me it is happening to, I might find it quite funny. Well, after a lot of tug of war with the help of my wife, we pulled and tugged them into a larger size again. They are still very tight for a little while but do eventually stretch out enough to wear on the really cold days. All kidding aside, these are inexpensive all cotton long John's. They are quite comfortable after a little work.I would rather them be too tight as too loose. At about ten dollars for one top and ten dollars for one bottom, I think it's a fair deal. I am a bit cold most of the time. I think these will be fine for something to wear into spring that won't be too heavy and maybe too warm into the late spring. As long as they hold together and don't fall apart, I think I'm pleased enough to say that I would recommend them.I will remind anyone thinking about purchasing these to buy at least one size larger and to consider that they are not heavy duty. With all of that in mind Yes,I would recommend them.

I'm 6'1" 205, normally a 34x34 Jean, somewhat wide shoulders; Extra Large top (XL) was the right fit.Snug at the chest and waist without being constricting. I think the sleeves could be a little tighter but not a big deal. Sleeves are long enough and I like the extra long cuffs.Bottom of shirt goes about 6" below the waist line which I like.Comfortable feel and seem like they'll be warm enough and breathable without getting sweaty hot feeling. I've yet to try them in 20s 30s or 40s weather. If i find they don't help in those temp ranges, I'll update.I like them enough that I'll probably try their other products.

I love these thermals so much and they are so comfortable.I recommend this product.

I'm skinny (6'0" and 165 lbs.). I wear a T-shirt in size L. But for these, I had to buy an XL. Even the regular (not "tall") XL is plenty long, even on me. The men's "medium" size is snug for my little girlfriend (5'4" and 115 lbs.). She has to stretch out its neck to avoid feeling like she's being choked.