H2H Mens Casual Slim Fit Short Sleeve T-Shirts Soft Lightweight V-Neck/Crew-Neck Size XS to 3XL

I am very happy with these shirts—I now own eight of them. They fit nicely with a slim fit that looks great even on my slightly chubby torso. The fabric feels pleasant on the skin, and I prefer this fabric blend over pure cotton because it’s smoother, slightly stretchy, and more breathable. These shirts are comfortable, stylish, and flattering for everyday wear.

Pretty good quality and soft. Love it

Update - replacement came with both sleeves the same size. These are nice shirts for the money. It's hard to find decent shirts for under $20 anymore. Originally I left a 5 star review. I've ordered 3 of these. First was great. Super comfortable true to size. Fits really nice. 2nd order was 2 shirts. They got destroyed in shipping. Refunded. Reordered them again. One was great. Other one...looked great but one arm was tight, one arm was loose. And no my arms aren't that different, lol. Sending back, and getting another. Hopefully better this time. If it comes in better, I'd say it's a decent shirt for the money.

After buying one of these t-shirts from H2H, I've bought 4 or 5 more! Very comfortable, good thickness, and my wife likes the colors. I am 5'11" 250 lbs 53" chest and these XXL fit nicely and long enough to not show skin when I lean over. I feel like the price could be a bit better, but I still buy em.

Not super cheap for a t-shirt, however, goods selection of colors (pictures and real life color was accurate) and a nice athletic fit. For the record, I am 5'9" 165 with a muscular build. The S fits great on me, as I like more of a fitted look. Sleeves are not too long and the length is just right at under the belt. Most S and M shirts nowadays I find are way too long. Quality, clean looking shirt that's nice solo or goes well with an elevated casual look. Recommend!

I am 5' 10", 150lb. Long arms, wide shoulders, somewhat muscular. But thin, which makes finding a good fitting T-shirt a challenge, particular finding one that doesn't feel or look like I'm wearing a table cloth. I own mostly TALLslimTees (TST), both long and short sleeve. Small size. Made of 60/40 cotton/polyester blend. Minimal shrinkage with 100% dryer use. They are (or were) my favorite fitting T-shirts; not perfect but close enough. They last more than 5 years if taken care of. Some I've owned for probably 7 or 8 years now, but they are looking worn and needing replaced. When I bought them they cost between $16 and $24 depending on how far back I go and whether they were on sale. Now, they are $50. And, they no longer offer the cotton 50/50 blend. It's either all cotton (shrinks) or cheap polyester/rayon/spandex. So I've begun looking around and am ordering other brand slim tees with the same fabric blend to compare. Here are the results so far: 0. BASELINE: Tall Slim Tee short sleeve rounded neck, Small Material: Good, on the heavier side but not overly suffocating in heat, helps them last longer Torso: Perfect fit around the belly for us skinny wearers (will show beer belly for those that have them) Length: About 1-2" longer than I'd like, falls to about the bottom of the zipper of my shorts/pants. Sleeves: Slightly longer than half way down the bicep, tight but not stretched against muscle for someone that does daily curls Shoulders: Slightly narrower than I'd like Collar: A little on the tight side, especially if working out and focused on neck/shoulders Consistency: Perfect. Never received a bad Tee Tag: Printed on material, back of neck Cost: 50 as of 2025. Expensive 1. Next Level Men's Baby Rib Collar Premium T-Shirt, Turquoise, Medium Material: Good, not overly thin but perhaps just _slightly_ thinner than TST Torso: 1" wider than TST, but still usable. Definitely does not have the tablecloth appearance as with most T-shirts Length: Same as TST Sleeves: Maybe 1/2" shorter than TST, looser around the bicep Shoulders: 1/2" wider than TST Collar: Looks decent, doesn't appear to want to curl Consistency: Only ordered 1 so far, so TBD Tag: Stiched, back of neck Cost: 1/5 of what TST charges 2. H2H Men Cotton Blend Crew Neck Classic & Stylish Typical Type T-Shirts DARKBLUE, Medium Material: Thinner than TST; shrinks Torso: Same as TST Length: Almost as long as TST, maybe 1" shorter Sleeves: About 1/2-1" shorter than TST, looser around the bicep Shoulders: Over 1" narrower than TST Collar: Looks good and reinforced with an off-color, hidden fabric strip Consistency: Only ordered 1 so far, so TBD Tag: Printed on material, back of neck Cost: 1/3 of what TST charges So far, given the price difference, and the fact that both 1 and 2 make up some TST deficiencies I'll likely not be ordering TSTs going forward. The H2H have too narrow shoulders and the sleeves are too short. The NL is a bit more baggy around the torso though. After a several washes I'm in favor of the Next Level shirts, because the H2H shoulder width is already narrow and either my shoulders are widening or the shirt is shrinking because it now looks way too small on me. Will update as I review more brands.

Same shirt, 2 years later, different print, same exceptional quality. If you lift a lot and are fit, there really are no better tee shirts.

Better than expected. I was worried that I would not fit into a medium at 162 lbs and 5-8" but it fits perfect but I would never put it in the dryer or it will not fit. Maybe on delicate for a very short time. Nice material and nice lines. If 5-'9" and 170 lbs go with a large.