Calvin KleinCalvin Klein Men's Short Cotton Multipack V Neck T-Shirts

Nice product

Calvin Klein clothing is always great. Fits perfectly and lasts for a long time. I still have CK T shirts from the 90s and they still look great.

What a great deal I got! These are perfect m! I bought for my grandson and he loves them! The shirts are thin but good quality! I will be purchasing more!

Calvin Klein t shirts are so frustrating, because they are so close to being perfect that the fact that they aren't almost makes me hate them. And, yet, I can't because they're 90% exactly what I'm looking for in an undershirt.The Large size has the perfect sleeve length and, out of the box (or the weird bag shirt packs come in), is the exact size I like a shirt to be. It's a shame you have to wash them... Once they shrink, they're just a little smaller than I'd like. I'll get a year or so of wear out of this three pack, which still makes it a good value, but I just wish they fit perfectly, because...I also have a 3 pack of the white and the sleeves are too long and, even after washing, they're just too big. I guess it could be my body's fault, but I feel like 5'10" 180 pounds is a pretty average body size.The dumbest thing is, I'm probably just going to keep buying these shirts, because they really are exactly what I want at a good price, outside of the sizing issue.

I’m particular about the T-shirts that I wear and I only buy Calvin’s. They’re comfortable and they hold their shape under washing and drying. They have a nice stylish cut to them.

Just what I needed

There are a lot of reviews of these as well as some other brands, so I tried Calvin Klein, Polo Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger in the same size (Large) for a comparison. All were pleasantly long so as not to come untucked easily, a basic requirement for my t-shirts. I had to eliminate the CK (made in Bangladesh) right away because the material was so thin as to be almost see-through...obviously weren't going to stand up to repeated washing and use. The TH (made in Kenya of all places) was of good weight, but the collar was so high that it wasn't really a v-neck, much more like a standard neck opening...so it showed above a lot of my shirts. The PRL (made in India) turned out to be the best of the lot...good length, reasonably deep neckline, and a proper weight and thickness to hold up well. They're naturally more expensive than the other two, but one assumes that one gets what one pays for.

I purchased two sets of these shirts, one set in Nov 2014 and one in Apr 2015. The first set was made in Haiti and, after nearly 11 months, has experienced only slight shrinkage and the shirts are showing their wear with one beginning to separate at the collar. The second set which was made in Bangladesh, after nearly 6 months, still fits and looks like new and has not shrunk at all. Both are very comfortable. Note: I wash my t-shirts with an HE detergent at a setting of Warm/Cold.Over the last few years I have bought a lot of shirts that have been made in many countries. In my experience the best material, fit, and overall quality has been with those made in Thailand, Vietnam, and Bangladesh. The worst have come from Haiti and India. I have also had good luck with those made in Mexico and Central America.Looking at the reviews for these shirts I tend to believe the different experiences are related to the origin of the shirts. I will order more and, if they are from a country that I have had poor success with, I will return them. I would do the same buying at a physical store.Bottom line: CK makes good shirts but the level of quality is dependent on where they are actually made for CK.I hope this is helpful to others.