Women's Crew T-Shirt, RWS Certified Merino Wool, Desigined in Seattle

This is going to get long, but I'm in love with this company right now. I'm just going to start off with that. I'm a little bit of a snob when it comes to base layers and merino. I've purchased a lot of very expensive wooly underthings from big companies. The products that Woolly makes are the softest, most comfortable, and have the best fit of any of the brands I have tried. Sorry, Icebreaker and SmartWool- you guys were my first and I love what you did for me, but I've found a new love now.I have problems regulating my body temperature because of issues with my nervous system. I also have incredibly sensitive skin, and seems and creases just hurt me. My Woollys keep me comfortable all day in all seasons. If my body decides to break into a crazy sweat, which sometimes it decides to do, the Merino wicks away and disperses the moisture quickly without making me freeze. The same goes for playing in the outdoors and getting wet. You're not going to get hypothermia like you would with cotton, and it remains so soft.In the winter time I wear tank tops or short sleeves under my other clothes to keep me extra warm, but they are of a quality that I can wear them on their own if I get too warm. In the summer I just wear them on their own. When I wear the t-shirts out, I get compliments every time because the fit is lovely. I generally wear a size large but I like the drapiness of having a larger shirt and wear an extra large in this brand. I am 5'10 and about 180 lb, if that gives you an idea of what size you should go for.To top it off, it's a small company and you can tell that they really take pride in their craftsmanship and have put a lot of effort into providing a truly quality product.I'll stop gushing now, hahaReally, though- you should definitely try out one of these shirts.

For reference I ordered a size large, I’m 5,6, 160lbs, athletic hourglass shape, 34DD. The shirt fits a little tight in the chest and hips, but the feel is great. If you plan to wear this as a base layer next to your skin for hiking or outdoor sports, it’s a great buy.

I almost sent this back when it was much thinner material than I thought it would be, but I’m so glad I didn’t. I packed this and two cotton t-shirts for a three week motorcycle trip, and never wore the cotton ones. It dries much quicker even after sweating in it so you don’t get/stay cold like in a cotton shirt that stays wet, and doesn’t stink AT ALL. I would wash it in the sink every couple days and hang it up and it was always dry by morning. I’ve also washed/dried it on high heat as a test with no visible shrinkage. It’s much more insulating than a cotton t-shirt too - I can wear it with my wool leggings in weather that I would usually be shivering in if I were wearing a regular t-shirt. I’m 5’ 8” and 135 lbs, and bought a S initially but the XS I bought on my second order is more fitted and I like that better, fits exactly like the product photo.

I have another tank by Wolly and I love it. This shirt size XS fits wonderfully and is soft and comfy. The color is more of a dusty blue gray but I like it.

I got this shirt hoping it would double as a tshirt, but it might be too see-through. Also, it is kind of long. May not matter if you are tucking it into the bottom, but definitely way longer than the way it looks in the picture.

I like this first layer because of its comfort and the length that I can tuck into my pants.

I've purchased this brand in the past and loved the way they fit. This style, not so much. I like a looser fit so I purchased a large. It's still very snug and very long. Sat down to initiate the return process and discovered the return window closed yesterday! Guess I'm stuck! :(

Pros: very comfy and light without being see-through.Cons: I got it for the odor control properties, among other things, because I'm a massage therapist and want to smell just as fresh for my last massage of the day as my first. I have found that it performs no better in that regard than cotton t-shirts that I already had and cost a lot less. In addition it requires special care to wash. I wash it in a delicates mesh bag so that other items won't snag on the fabric and damage it and dry it on a rack (note: wooly recommend I put it on a line outside to see if that helped the odor, which I tried to no avail at my in-laws but is not realistic for me as I live in an apartment). Even with those precautions, I can see it is starting to pill after two months of use (1 day/week).I love wool garments for many reasons, but I'm not sure this shirt lives up to the description.