Polo Ralph Lauren Classic Fit Undershirt w Wicking 3-Pack V-Necks Andover Heather Madison Heather Black XL

Great product. I am an average size female (5’5” 130lbs,) and I purchased the small size. They are long for females, but I like the cut of men’s T-shirts better than women’s. Love a V-neck too. 100% cotton and washable. Give them a wash and you’ll see the fabric is very much durable and soft. I find Ralph Lauren products worth the price point. The quality has been the same for years. Read more

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This undershirt has been a staple in my husband’s wardrobe for years, and there’s a reason he swears by it. The fabric is soft, breathable, and comfortable all day, and it holds up really well wash after wash. The fit is just right—not bulky under shirts and still flattering. The only downside is the price; it could definitely be a bit cheaper. That said, the durability and comfort make it worth it, and he always reaches for these over any other brand. Read more

Personally I LOVE the Bolter brand t shirts, but since they seem to no longer exist, and Kennedy Todd brand which I got last time when I couldn't find any more Bolter ones, which Kennedy Todd is basically identical to- I broke down and tried these. Growing up in the 80s, quality and fit of the cheap brands was a million times better than it is now. I'm sick of trying to save money by buying the cheap brands, only to have them shrink 6-8 inches in width in 6 months or less, immediately have holes in them, etc. This was the first time buying a designer brand, and well they're thinner and lighter weight than I expected for starters. They get larger after wearing for only 1-2 hours too; the neckline gets much lower, they fit looser and just stretch out a lot. Haven't washed enough to know if they will shrink yet or not. Didn't notice any holes or loose threads at least, which is a good start. Probably by the time I need new shirts again, these won't be an option anymore either, and I'll have to try something else; living in the northeast we don't get any products of any kind that aren't either factory screw ups, or discontinued/recalled/stuff nobody else wanted in the rest of the country for a tenth of what we have to pay for it years later, so not being able to have any brand loyalty is pretty much a given. Overall these seem ok; pricey for no real reason, but decent. Everything costs an arm and a leg up here anyway, so cheap crap is overpriced as all get out too. B grade overall. Read more

My all time favorite tee/undershirt. They fit the best, last the longest, least amount of shrinkage over time, and the fabric is soft with just enough stretch! A+ Read more

Ralph makes great t-shirts. Read more

Great quality good fit nice material weight definitely recommend over Calvin Kline. Read more

I love polo, there’s something different about the brand even when it’s made from who knows where anymore. And I really want to like these, I was able to get them on sale, which was still pretty expensive, but the quality has gone downhill significantly.. I really like V-neck style shirts because they’re just very relaxing and comfortable especially in high humidity states like Florida where I live. But this is not really a V-neck. It’s like a super V-neck or something. I’ve never had a V-neck that goes down to my upper abdomen. The material is OK it’s not the greatest. I wish it were a little bit more thick, but it’s definitely better than some other designer brands that are basically see-through. This definitely is not the same quality and feel as the ones you get that have the logo on the chest. Those are much better quality, but at the same time they cost more than a three pack of these for one and the quality on those has gone downhill as well. What i used to love about ralph lauren is that.. even were all the other designer brands have started skimping on their sizing and materials, polo was consistently doing its own thing, but now I see that they’ve jumped on the bandwagon of offering less for more. I don’t really want to make accusations, but I’ve heard from several people on Reddit, that Amazon buy a lot of of their designer stuff that they resell from third-party sellers on the gray market in foreign countries and not direct from the manufacturer. That could be why and these could be fake for all I know, but it seems to me like why would somebody even bother to fake something like undershirts? It just doesn’t really make much sense to me, but at the same time, there’s definitely some quality control issues here. I’d say that if you can get these for the sale price which is around $36 in 2025 for a three pack then it’s a good price despite the material and sizing going downhill. It’s still good deal because it’s still polo, at least I think. It’s one of the few brands that you can buy undershirts of and wear them out casually and not look like you’re wearing an undershirt even though again like I said it’s not as good as it once was it’s still better than others Read more