A4Women's Cooling Performance Crew

This a great shirt to have and is comfy, but runs SMALL! I am usually in between a small or a medium and I fit best in a large (5'9, 133lbs, 34C). I ordered a slew of these shirts for my varsity vball team for game day shirts. We had them printed on and I ordered up a size for everyone as suggested by previous buyers. Glad I listened!

Shirt comes as depicted.

From the reviews, I noted that people were saying to order up a size because they ran small. I like a roomy shirt so I up ordered two sizes and they were still to small to even fit over my head. I mistakenly tried to wash them and stretch them when they were wet. It didn't help. Don't order these shirts AT ALL. Add that I hated the way the shoulders/arms are made. That style doesn't look good on anyone.

(Note: this is a copy-and-paste from a review I did on the youth short-sleeve version of this product, but all the comments apply to this shirt, which varies only in the size and cut from the youth version.)Excellent quality polyester (moisture-wicking) shirt. It's soft, comfortable, fits well, has no issues with seams or stitching, and washes well.I am not certain this statement is strictly true, but my experience with a half dozen brands of polyester workout shirts over 13 years is that the weave of the fabric is critical to its performance. I first noticed this with the products of the extremely popular company that made polyester sports shirts "a thing" again. Their early products looked great, were backed by exceptional marketing and college sports teams, but were somewhat scratchy and carried odor like nobody's business. They kept you dry, though. As the company's R&D advanced, their products improved. For reasons surpassing understanding, their best hot-weather gear, called "Coldblack," was only made for a year as far as I can tell.What does all that have to do with this review? Two things. First, that company's products are so popular that they serve as a useful benchmark for all other polyester workout attire. The second is to discuss the "interlock weave" A4 uses.In terms of sheer performance, this shirt is on a half-step behind most of the products the "big guy" is producing. It doesn't carry odor like those early products from the "big guy," but it doesn't suppress odor as high-end products do (or should, at least). Then again, you're paying a small fraction of the price of a high end shirt. The price-to-performance value is outstanding with this product.The interlock weave is basic, but nice. I wouldn't feel comfortable cleaning my reading glasses with it, as I would some other weaves, but it's good enough to not feel scratchy. As previously mentioned, it's comfortable. The comfort of an otherwise nice shirt can quickly be ruined by poor stitching or obtrusive tags. This shirt does not suffer from either problem.Sizing: A4 mentions it's an athletic cut, and they mean it. If you have an athletic or average build order your normal size. If you're even a bit heavy by today's US standards or bigger, I'd order a size up, especially in the short sleeve version.In sum, A4 has done exactly what it set out to do: provide a basic workout shirt at a low price that performs almost as well as products costing two to five times its price.

I've never skipped a beat when ordering a shirt that's labeled to be about 1 size larger than I typically wear.. until now. I couldn't even pull the shirt over my shoulders. Pretty bizarre! Returning for a refund.

These shirts are of quality fabric and for me (5"4" and 150 pounds) the fit is perfect except the length is a bit long, so I will have to shorten it, but then I shorten almost everything I purchase. The fabric is not matte finish as shown, but somewhat shiny, but not excessively so. They are made of fast drying fabric that will be good in a travel situation where being able to wash something, hang it up and have it dry by morning is important.

Fits well; meets the need.

My daughter loves the breathable fabric of these shirts. The baby blue was on point.

This shirt is not a forest green, it is more like a jade green. I like the shirt but I was looking for a dark forest green to go with a pair of shorts.

Like the colour