Previously I ordered my Husband and Son's several of Key Apparel long sleeve shirts for Fall and Winter, my Husband normally wears Carhartt but he ended up liking these shirts so I ordered the short sleeve version.I will say they do run big, normally he wears a large but with this brand I knew to order a medium which by the way is still on the big side.These are great work shirts that are thick and so far the others have held up great.These are tag less shirts and the material is on the heavy side but very soft and durable.They launder well and I really never noticed any shrinking. Im definitely going to order more in other colors for him.I honestly think these hold up just as well as Carhartt at the fraction of the price.

It's getting difficult to find a quality, heavyweight t-shirt and, looking at reviews, most brands have seen a decrease in quality/workmanship in the past year or two. However, this does not seem to be the case with these Key Apparel shirts. I purchased two of these (different colors) -- the shirts are roomy, soft, and fairly heavy in material. I've been trying all sorts of brands for a good work shirt and most end up too snug in the middle, too short in the sleeves, or too thin to take some abuse. I haven't had them very long but, so far, Key shirts look like the answer.

I ordered one large Heather Grey to start with and liked it so much that I ordered five more of various colors. They are all well made and comfortable, but there is some size variation from shirt to shirt which I notice in the fit of the collar. At $9/each (I got mine slightly cheaper during a Father's Day promotion), though, I think that they are a great value. They have relatively thick material, and I like how they fit.

I normally wear a size medium, but I tend to like my tees a bit larger, and one of the reviews stated that they shrink a bit. Having been bitten in the past by shrinking shirts, I went with a size large and am happy. I haven't noticed any shrinking, but I've only washed them all once so far.

The Khaki shirt had a large amount of staining on the inside surface (which isn't present on any of the others), but it isn't visible on the outside. I mention it because it might be an indication of quality consistency, but I'm happy with the one that I got.

As a note on the material - I originally ordered one because they are listed as 100% cotton. However, the Heather Grey shirts are 90% cotton, 10% polyester. At first, I was upset when I got my first one, but it was so well made that I quickly got over it. The Khaki and Navy shirts that I ordered are 100% cotton as described. If you want 100% cotton, though, avoid the grey.

Am really happy with these shirts. Hopefully they will hold up like good Tshirts did several years ago. This kind of shirt is really hard to find. The " men's T shirts sold at places like Penneys ( which we bought from for 30 plus year) and Sears are made of really cheap crappy material that is not all cotton and makes a person sweat worse than ever and than sticks to you. Miserable. Working men sweat and these Tshirts are great

Great color, great shirt. Sometimes Key Industries screws up and the chinese who probably make their products mislabel the short sleeve heavy duty shirts and you will receive a much thinner, cheaper version (and I imagine the same may happen with the long sleeve) and if this happens, inform Amazon that you were shipped the wrong product. The heavy duty are excellent shirts... they start out feeling a bit big but they will shrink. I am not a large person, but the large shirt fits perfectly after a few washes. Sometimes they also screw up and print the label on both inside and outside of the shirt in the top back, but this makes no difference to me; though it is poor quality control and after several washes the printed label may start wearing out as cheap iron on transfers do, which is more of a problem than the logo being there in and of itself. Great shirts.