DREAM USA Men's Casual 3/4 Sleeve Baseball Tshirt Raglan Jersey Shirt

Original: Trust me these shirts are worth it. I go to sites that sell shirts like this for $30-$50 just for this kind of quality. The softness from the polyester and cotton blend is what makes this shirt worth it. I just had to get rid of all my 100% cotton shirts because they felt too rough after I started wearing these. Not even my favorite brand store have this type of quality. I at least expected Hollister or Abercrombie to match this but even if they do They charge 3 times the price (on clearance too). I recommend this shirt brand too everyone. Just make sure to get 60% cotton and 40% polyester. The blend makes a huge difference. Not 50/50, Not 70/30, a true 60/40 is the one you want. Oh I almost forgot they even gave me a discount off my next purchase and I just started buying from them. Well Guess I'll starting buying from them now. See ya Later everyone. Edit 1. Where Do I even start. I was once so proud to be a customer for this seller but now I don't know what I'm getting. I just placed an order for the exact same shirt (size, color, and quantity). I was sure they would just send another shirt my way and I just pay for it like I regularly do on Amazon. I was glad to have been able to receive a quality shirt at first but now I just received something I can't even tell. They sent me not a 60% cotton / 40% polyester shirt but a Shaka Active shirt which is 100% cotton. The difference in the blend is very big too me. I like my 60/40 blend because of how soft the fabric is and how much more comfort I get wearing it. The brand Dream USA makes wonderful quality shirts and I admire their products. But for the Shaka Active shirt I receive was awful. Smells strange, and I don't even know why they sent me such a hippo-size shirt. I ordered a small. fabric was rough and poorly made; nothing compare to the 60% cotton / 40% polyester one I order 2 days ago. I just don't understand why they sent me this. Was it a mistake or a mix-up? Or perhaps they are trying to get rid of past inventory of Shaka Active shirts? All I want right now is just a replacement. I'll even take a different color (size: small [60% cotton / 40% polyester]). I will buy again only if they truly do have a 60% cotton / 40% polyester shirt. I do not want to buy any more lies. Please I really want to buy more shirts. Here are some photos, The shirts may look alike but the texture is very different. First set is Shaka (100%) and Second set is A Real Dream USA shirt (60% cotton / 40% polyester) I'm repeating this a lot is because I do not want anymore 100% cotton shirts. Edit 2: Okay Okay You got me. So, as I was writing this review, it turns out they listen to me then sent me a replacement on the same day. I got my new shirt and it was a Dream USA shirt. I am confident now to start buying again. I just hope this does not happen again. I am also sorry to have said anything negative. You guys working in customer service, delivery, and manufacturing have done a wonderful job. I am more than satisfied and will be buying more shirts. In fact I'll be buying 2 more shirts right now. Thank you so much for your hard work.

Best fit shirt I’ve ever had.

Overall, a great shirt, just a little stiff for me, otherwise I would give it a five star. Both the blue and black are still vibrant after many washes. Would definitely say this is a durable shirt. The length is perfectly made, even though I would’ve liked it to be a little longer.

I’ve purchased this style from this manufacturer several times. These shirts are high quality and last. The collars are well made and fit perfectly.

Nice shirt, seems well made and it’s a little stretchy which is nice. Seems to run just a little small but not much

Sleeves are too tight

This is the 6th one I’ve bought. I absolutely love these tops. I’m super self conscious about my arms so I try to cover them as much as possible but most 3/4 sleeve shirt sleeves are super loose and fall down past my elbow constantly which really bugs me. These are tighter in the arms (but not tight) and end just at the elbow. They do run long in the torso but I’m tall so they’re perfect! They’re not super thin like you would expect for the price, they’re just the perfect amount of thickness though some colors do feel thicker than others (the heather gray/Black seem the thickest). I normally wear a medium in men’s tops but I order a large in these, and though they are a TEENY bit big, I think a medium would be too small.

I normally buy these type apparel items one size larger (large vs. medium) than my actual size - however, this needed to be ordered two sizes larger, probably due to it being made in China, which I was unaware of until I received it. The product description indicated U.S. sizing applied - well, that apparently is not the case! Had I known of its Chinese origin when ordered, I would have ordered it two sizes larger than my actual size, if in fact I ordered it at all. When all is said and done, perhaps my item was simply mislabeled - more likely though, this garment is improperly sized by the manufacturer. Interestingly, the collar label indicates U.S., but the one with all the details, i.e., fabric type, care, etc., that is sewn into the inside side-seam states: Made in China - well, I am returning it for a full refund - unfortunately, I will have to pay the return shipping/postage charge. Note: On future orders for any sort of apparel, unless 'fulfilled' by Amazon, I will only place an order if the merchant provides return s&h costs at their expense when an item is clearly defective, such as the errant sizing in my case. Btw: The material was extremely thin, i.e., it would be much better suited for lens cleaners, rather than clothing! Update: The merchant (Keebon International) to their credit, subsequently refunded my return s&h cost as well. Update # 2: Extensive sizing measurements are now included in the Amazon listing for this item - I suppose that could very well be a result of the manufacturer's recognition of, and an admission to, the woefully inaccurate sizing and an attempt to compensate for that sizing gaff. Of course, it would be far easier to utilize the correct labels instead. I for one would prefer to forgo the elaborate ceremonial sizing ritual that seemingly is now required to obtain an ill-fitting, tissue thin, cheap, baseball T-shirt, oh well ...