WYR Wear Curve Crew Tee: $32
The WYR Wear Curve Crew Tee is made from 95% premium Egyptian Cotton and 5% Lycra fabric. It weighs 185 gsm, making it heavier than most t-shirts.
Key features include:
- Curved bottom hem
- Fitted arms
- Minimal shrinkage
- True-to-size fit
This best-selling Curve Crew Tee is designed for a clean and polished fit, making it versatile for every occasion. The fitted design runs true to size, with minimal shrinkage expected around 3%. If you are between sizes, ordering a size up is recommended.
WYR Wear Curve Crew Tee Features & Benefits
| Features | Benefits |
|---|---|
| Curved bottom hem | Provides a polished and stylish look |
| Fitted arms | Enhances the overall fit and appearance |
| 95% Egyptian Cotton / 5% Lycra blend | Offers comfort and slight stretch |
| 185 gsm mid-weight jersey | Heavier fabric for durability |
| True-to-size fit | Accurate sizing for a better fit |
| Minimal shrinkage | Maintains fit after washing |
Customer Reviews
Customers like the material’s comfort and the right amount of stretch, keeping it breathable. They appreciate the great fit, which is neither overly boxy nor too slim. Many have replaced their basic tees with these due to their high quality and comfort. The shirts are noted for minimal shrinkage and a true-to-size fit, making them versatile for various occasions.
Some customers, however, wish for more color options and slightly different designs, such as shorter sleeves and a less tight neckline for summer.
On the downside, a few customers feel the fabric lacks the natural cotton feel they prefer. Issues with sizing, such as the shirt being too long for shorter individuals and delivery delays, have also been mentioned—additionally, some experienced shrinkage after washing, leading to a tighter fit than expected.
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