Dickies Mens Big Tall Heavyweight Crew Neck Short Sleeve Tee Big-Tall

Great shirt for the price, very comfortable and sturdy, i have purchased many of these and they have all lasted me well. i would recommend these shirts to anyone. Read more

I bought the Dickies Men’s Big & Tall Heavyweight Crew Neck Tee for my daughter’s boyfriend, who is 6'7", and it was a fantastic fit. The quality is great, the color looks good, and the fabric feels really nice—soft but sturdy, just what you’d expect from Dickies. He was very happy with the Christmas present, and finding something that fits well at his height is always a win. Great shirt, great fit, highly recommend for tall guys! Read more

This T-shirt ended up fitting exactly how I wanted it to. It fits well around the chest and arms but has some room around the stomach. Definitely a heavy weight shirt. Read more

The pocket is not deep. It's very narrow and they put it in a location that is almost near your armpit and if you look at the photos that they provide you will see what I mea. Read more

Very nice shirts and thick material. Keeps it shape if you wash and dry it properly. I like that they are long. They come down about 4-5 inches father than a standard tee. Read more

If you are big AND tall, make sure Amazon sends you the correct shirt. I've ordered several of these Dickies shirts, and about every other order, Amazon sends me 1 or more of the wrong size. The most common mistake is they send me a "3XL" instead of the "3XLT" I ordered. If it doesn't have the "T", it isn't a tall shirt! Check every shirt you order. I've had orders where some were correct and others were wrong. I've even had two shirts of the same color in the same order where 1 will be a tall and other other won't. Customer service tells me they are sending in requests for the warehouse to check stock, but I still get the wrong shirts. The difference between tall and regular is 2-3" and for me makes the difference between being able to tuck the shirt in or not. Overall, I'd give the shirts 4.75 stars. They seem to be very well constructed. Based on how thin some other shirts I’ve bought are, these could easily be considered heavy fabric. The actual thickness of the fabric varies a bit between different colors. I am both big and tall, so it is unheard for me to find good T's for $8-12/ea. There is a paper label around waist high which you will want to cut off, it rustles. The label on the back of the neck is printed on the shirt, so nothing to rustle or scratch there. Content: Of the shirts I have, content varies by color. 100% cotton - Chocolate, Dark Navy, Dark Olive, English Red, Heather Green, Lincoln Green, Orange, Royal Blue. 99% cotton, 1% polyester - Ash Grey 90% cotton, 10% polyester - Heather Grey Made in: Nicaragua and Mexico. There is a slight variation in the cuts of the different colored shirts. Some are a little roomier than others. The label recommends washing in cold. I HIGHLY recommend washing in cold. The shirts tend to shrink a little the first couple times they are washed. I always wash mine in cold and hang them up to dry, but still had that little bit of shrinkage. The most comfortable: Dark Navy and Black Olive. They started out very roomy and even after a bit of shrinkage are still quite comfortable. Chocolate and Lincoln Green just barely still fit. Desert Sand started out ok, but after two washings it had shrunk enough that it is a little small. I find I'm yanking on it to stretch it. Don't take the Amazon listing picture colors too seriously. I've included a pic of the actual shirts. Chocolate and Dark Olive appear lighter in my photo than they do in person. Dec 2025 update: I still love these shirts and think they are an outstanding value (especial for big and tall folks). A slight issue for me is that the latest orange shirts I ordered were no longer 100% cotton. They were a 50/50 cotton/poly blend. I prefer 100% cotton. But I still love these Dickies and just hope they're not switching all of them to 50/50. Read more

Top quality shirts. Great fabric and wear well. They do run a little bit short even in the tall size. Read more

I really like the shirt quailty. Soft and nice for a t-shirt. But this last time I ordered a 4XLT (in handsome Smoke Blue color). The other times I've ordered 3XLT shirts from Dickies. (BTW, I mostly wear Carhartt loose fit heavyweight pocket T's, and I might mention them later for comparison.) I'm not actually 'tall'. Probably just under 6 feet. I like the extra length of "Tall" shirts for added belly coverage when I'm in stretched postilions/movements, such as reaching way up. Or for the back, when bending way forward. I don't love the little slot for a pen provided in the front pocket. I notice my phone fits in my front pocket with Carhartt, but not so with Dickies because of the 'pen pocket' they create. I've learned to ignore that largely irrelevant difference. I typically would never want to carry my phone in my front pocket anyway. (but flipping a smart phone backwards and discreetly running the superior rear camera which just peeks out over the top of the pocket could be strategic or handy, and that just won't work with my large cased phone in my Dickies shirts. But I can see how some people would prefer the Dickies pocket configuration. The weight of the cotton material is 6.75 oz. (same as C brand I mentioned) Now for the only reason I was actually motivated to write this review... The neck hole on this 4XLT Dickies is ENORMOUS! It's as if they think you go from a normal neck in a 3XLT, to a Jurassic tree trunk sized neck in a 4XLT. Have you ever seen the funny news clip on YT where the giggling female reporter jokes "Every day is neck day!" when they show a mugshot of a guy with an incredibly wide neck? HE might fit into a Dickies 4XLT correctly. The truth is, you can be a big guy, or even a very big guy, and still have a relatively normal sized neck! And frankly if your neck is as wide as a beer barrel, you probably could quickly and easily (naturally, without trying) stretch into fitting a previously NORMAL neck-size shirt. But doing the opposite is impossible. If you have a normal neck, you will be hopeless to ever correctly fit into your Dickies 4XLT shirt. My Dickies 4XLT shirt dangles about the neck. It feels like a low-cut blouse (I assume) due to the way it drapes low upon my chest. I'm like Jessica Lange in 1976 "King Kong" with her loose fitting blouses. ...Speaking of Kong, his neck would probably would fit perfectly in a 4XLT Dickies. I mean, ONLY the neck part would fit him right. It has put me off Dickies so much I'm not sure when or if I will buy another Dickies shirt. ...meanwhile, there is Carhartt who has never served me a floppy necked shirt, even in 4XLT sizes. And with Carhartt, I fit quite comfortably into a 'measly' 2XL (regular, not even 'tall' is required) loose fit heavyweight cotton T. (Carhartt product K87) But I also buy about as many 3XL and 3XLT as I do 2XL in Carhartt, just for added super-comfy loose wearing. I can even wear a 4XLT in Carhartt, still without encountering neck fitting problems. Carhartt assumes your neck is normal human sized, I guess. Giant neck openings are a known problem for some companies. Check reviews for Duluth heavyweight "long tail" shirts. Lots and lots of complaints in reviews about enormous necks which "would fit over a barrel" are what caught my eye and made me laugh. I went ahead bought some, and after looking sent them back before even wearing them because the necks were indeed HUGE! (Duluth kept half of the total money on my entirely pristine still-sealed return of 4 shirts, so Duluth makes decent money on RETURNS, which explains a lot) So bad, and such a known flaw of that brand, that I won't try them again. I noticed tons of those scathing reviews had disappeared but were already replaced with new ones when I came back to look again.They don't let them pile up. Again, I mention other brands similar t-shirt offerings so it gives more useful and robust perspective to my Dickies review. BTW, Duluth is the heaviest weight cotton of all. I wear a 3XL motorcycle helmet. I arrived at that size 3 different times, when buying a new helmet. And I just put on my Dickies 4XLT shirt without touching my head as I slipped it on! That amazing (but disappointing) feat is what brought me to my PC to write this. I measured the circumference of my Dickies 4XLT neck hole. It's a whopping 30 inches new with zero stretching. That's how big it will be to start, and of course it will stretch to become even larger over time and normal wear. in conclusion, I can highly recommend Dickies for any size from 3XLT to smaller. Comfortable, attractive, nice. Don't buy 4XLT unless you know what you're getting into. I gave this 4XLT Dickies shirt a 3-star review based on the mammoth neck hole. I'd give all my other smaller Dickies shirts a 5-star review. Read more