Pack of 3 Men's Extreme Hot 0.45 TOG Thermal Underwear Long Sleeve Vest Free Post Size S-XXL

Thickness

Not warm enough in the winter

Small in size

Easy to clean and no ironing required

They are too cheap to send back - actually a nice enough vest but way too small for me. I am size large (6"1') and the size guide indicates large at chest (41-43). These are incredibly tight around the shoulders and the lower hem sits at my belly button. Too uncomfortable to wear.As other reviews have mentioned - the colour on these run but that would be expected at this price point.I'm now considering getting a size up as really, that was my only gripe. Feels odd buying XL or XXL. Other reviews have mentioned further shrinkage and I'm not sure I want to risk it.

it says on the packet and they aren't kidding. I haven't worn these long sleeved T-shrits yet. I only got them today and as is my usual practice I washed them first. 'Wash dark colours seperately' they warn you, but I put in a blue and white handtowel and a tea towel as well, which are normally okay with my other dark clothes. They came out of the wash as black as the T-shirts were! So be careful on that first wash, only wash the T-shirts unless you want to dye everything the same colour.

Men's shirts are cut straight, without curves, which can potentially make them a better choice for small chested women who are tired of having their shirts be baggy on the top half. Plus men are generally offered much more practical. cheaper, and better quality items than were we are. So I tried these, bc I run cold. Warmth wise they are far superior to my sleeveless warm vests (which were very thin), and the many long sleeved women's shirts I've had. They are 50/50 cotton poly, which means wash in cold, dry low if you don't want major shrinking. But the plus side of cotton is that it is very stretchable, especially when wet. I'll be hand stretching mine the second time I wash these. The sleeves especially could use to be longer. A lot of people complain about the sleeves, but I get the impression they don't know about the stretch trick. Do it when the shirt is fresh out of the wash. Then air dry if you really want to preserve your progress.The one negative about these is the cuffs. They are unusually wide: 85 cm. That puts the cuff seam halfway up your forearm. Some might feel this looks dorky. In a black shirt, I don't care about the look so much, but the inner cuff seam is very bulky and scratchy-- enough to irritate sensitive skin. I got around this by stretching the seam with my hands. I did this dry, and got more room, which meant the seam wasn't scratching my arm anymore. I'll do this again wet, which will be even better.Overall, I'm glad I got these. The inner cuff seam could kill the joy in the long term, however, bc it is surprisingly rough.

Brilliant product …I buy hugely oversize to sleep in and they’re great.But….and it’s a serious BUT …the black and the grey bleed colour relentlessly.Not just on first wash but on virtually every wash.I use colour catchers and the water temp is really low and they still bleed.So be careful in the wash…seriously do wash them separately or with other dark colours because any light threads or white/light in a pattern will pick up the dye.(Save up to do a full wash or it can work out expensive energy wise)I’ve washed a black one today that I’ve had for months and it’s still leaking which has surprised me, I thought it had stopped.(The blue may bleed but I’m not sure)But other than this which is annoying …they’re good.