At the time of purchase, this shirt was $15 so I'll preface this review by saying that this definitely feels like a $15 shirt. After looking at a lot of the reviews, I can't speak for other sizes, but I got a medium and while it's not snug, it feels fitted and there isn't much looseness to it. There is some, but it also is a bit of a thinner material so I feel like that adds to the fit. The length is fine, but the arm sleeves seem a tiny bit short. I am a skinny guy so even shirts like this that are kinda form fitting look fine, but just be aware for those that need bigger sizes, this shirt fits fairly tight, you might wanna order a size up just to be safe. Also, in my experience, no matter if a shirt says "pre-shrunk," like this one does, this material being thin and form fitting, I feel these types of shirts will always still shrink some. I never dry any shirts that I have that are snug/form fitting anyway because it's ruined if it does shrink, so might just be better to hang dry. The black dye isn't pitch black like in the display photo, it seems just a tad bit lighter, like when one of your black shirts gets washed or sun faded. My only other minor gripe is the white stitching. You can't see any in the display photo, but in my photos, there is clear white stitching at the bottom of the shirt, the ends of the sleeves, and at the neck. I don't know why companies do this. That's pretty much Target's key aesthetic for their men's shirts. A lot of their shirts have white stitching, especially their button downs, and I feel like it just makes a shirt look cheap as hell with visible white stitching. However, on this shirt, since it was rather cheap in price anyway, I don't mind it, but I just wanted you all to be aware since you can't see it in the display.
