DEVOPS3 Pack Men's Cool Dry Short Sleeve Compression Shirts, Sports Baselayer T-Shirts Tops, Athletic Workout Shirt

I typically wear XXL but bought these in XL. They’re snug but fit perfectly fine. If you’re looking for a shirt that doesn’t flop around in the breeze, you can probably order the same size you normally do. If you want a tighter fit, go do a size.Bear in mind that these are tight-fitting spandex shirts. They’re not made by wizards. If you’ve got a few extra pounds it might remind you to suck in your gut throughout the day but if you’re pushing 15-20 or more pounds overweight you’re still going to look overweight…in a really tight undershirt.The shirts seem to be of decent quality. They’re a little on the thin side for my liking but they are comfortable and seem well made.They were shipped in a clear ziplock bag. Not the greatest packaging. Maybe a little tape? Or a non see-thru package? Just a thought. Mine don’t appear to have been tampered with but it would have been incredibly easy for someone to open the bag, check everything out and either steal it or slap it back in the bag before delivering it to its destination.Overall, good shirts. Spandex, not magic. Crap packaging.

Ordered these for grappling practice, and while Amazon told me to go a size larger, I ordered my regular size and am happy I did! These are meant to be a compression shirt, and that's how it fits. I don't want the shirt sliding around on my body while I'm on the mat. The wicking properties work much better when the fit is snug as well. These shirts are well made, with flat seams. Exactly what I was hoping for at a great price!

This brand was a gamble but I love my new under shirts. I sweat alot at times and this shirt kept those wet spots from my top shirt. I ordered another pack so I am versatile. Love it!

Glad I picked it. Does what is expected

Ordered size L A bit too big. Wanted compression

I ordered XL and they are still comfortably snugg, but I expeted that. If you don't want a sung fit, you may consider ordering two sizes up, lest we forget, these are compression shirts and not regular t-shirts.

I prefer compression shirts over traditional loose T-shirts for running, and as a base layer for cold weather sports. Finding something that fits just-right in a body-hugging garment like this, however, can be tricky. Consequently, I've tried many shirts over the years, including name-brand ones with logos you'd recognize, and discount garbage direct from overseas. I'm happy to say that these DEVOPS shirts are as good as anything I've tried, yet only cost as much as the discount ones.For reference, I purchased a pair of black/white, in size Large. I am 6'2" tall, 42" chest, 16.5" neck, 188 lbs, and usually wear tops with a nominal size of Large Tall.PROS+ These shirts are long! I can't tell you what a treat this is, as someone who struggles to find tops that stay tucked in and/or look proportional to my torso/arm length. When exercising, these don't creep up.+ The fabric is good. It's lightweight, stretchy, smooth, and offers modest compression. The compression is sufficient to keep the shirt snug to my body, but not so much that I feel like I'm stuffed into a sausage casing. It strikes the balance that I was seeking.+ The construction quality is good. The seams are flatlock, with soft thread, and do not chafe. Upon close inspection, I notice a some slight imperfections in the stitches, and an uneven cut on the inside of the hem, but neither affects function (and, honestly, 99% of people would probably never notice). For the price, I'm more than willing to ignore these trivial details.+ The inner side tag is stitched on separately. This lets you fully remove the tag, without damaging the shirt. Most brands sew the tag right into the construction stitching, so you have to cut the tag off and leave a little scratchy part sewn into the shirt. This is a really nice touch.NEUTRALo I tried the Large and Extra Large sizes, and would recommend either, depending on the fit you are seeking. Large is form-fitting, and stretches just a bit to fit my body. Extra Large was close-fitting, and had a little slack in the arms and waist.o The fabric is most suitable for warm weather. Some compression fabrics make me feel cooler, and some warmer; this is definitely the former. That said, I've been wearing it as a base layer with temps in the 40s, and it's worked well for that purpose, though I do get colder when resting (i.e. sweaty) than with my equivalent shirts that are specifically made for cold weather exercise.CONS- The seam on the bicep feels tight. Overall, the sleeve diameter is appropriate for my arms, but that one seam tugs when I move. It's not terrible, but it is noticeable. I'd prefer raglan sleeves to the gusseted pattern used on these shirts.- The white color is a bit see-through. I can see my nipples and chest hair through the shirt when dry, and imagine that it's more obvious when wet. The black color is totally opaque.In summary, I am happy with these shirts. I will consider them again when I have the need, but will also look at other options before committing.

I love these shirts! I normally am a name brand guy when it comes to compression shirts but these are a great affordable alternative. The material is durable and stands up to plenty of sweat. As a big dude it's nice to have some compression but not so much that it feels like you are busting at the seams and these are perfect