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Brand: Fruit of the Loom Clothing Size: Medium Color: White Department: mens Fabric Type: cotton Sales Rank: 795 Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Our most popular t-shirt. This is an average weight t-shirt that is great for printing, embroidery, or just to wear around the house. Made from 100 percent Cotton weighing 5.6oz per yard. Features quality stitching throughout and a seamless rib collar for durability. Ash and Athletic Heather are a 90 percent Cotton blend. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Not the Quality I expected.I am describing the Fruit of the Loom 5.6 oz cotton T-shirt. I ordered several of them. They are made of the thinnest fabric I have ever observed in a T-shirt. They are definitely not what I would call Heavy cotton. All the shirts I Ordered came from the Texas Shirt company. I see that my description does not agree with most of the other customer opinions, which makes me think that they may have recently changed the quality of the shirt. When I called the Texas shirt company they told me that ... Read More Rating:  - great for workordered these for my husband for work. they were just what he was looking for. needed orange for when he is working in the middle of the road. we had ordered a few from his work at 35.00 each. these were just as heavy and the same color. Rating: - Fruit of the Loom T-ShirtsVery nice T-Shirts love the fact that they are heavy duty. Like Fruit of the Loom products, never had a problem with them. Karen Rating:  - Cut too small.The material is nice, but the shirt is cut too small. Order a larger size than you think you should. Rating: - t-shirt !!!Hi, I buy lots of t-shirts from Think Geek - the thickness of the fabric you get there is gr8. I found the material thin. regards. |
