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Drop + Velva Sheen Crew Tee (2-Pack)
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Made in Southern California with new, community-inspired design features and US-sourced materials, our exclusive Velva Sheen Crew tee shirt feels as good as it looks.
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john.webb
422
Drop Studio
Feb 19, 2020
Not soon enough! To be safe, it's 3 - 6 months. Hopefully, I will have better news.
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Charlesgpr
95
Feb 19, 2020
john.webbDrop really needs a dislike button.
I have been trying really hard to give you guys some of my money, but can't seem to.
RayF
22218
Nov 1, 2019
Wanna nice T-shirt? Buy 'em at Costo and JCPenny--all of 'em are soft, thick, and comfortable. None of 'em are $32.50 each.
Of course you can pay more for a t-shirt, that doesn't make it worth more--just means it costs more--those two are not the same thing.
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Bkey
100
Apr 8, 2020
RayFI buy more expensive T shirts, but the material is very clearly better than Costco or JCPenney, and the fit is infinitely better. But these T shirts... by the looks, they have a very generic fit, generic color, and pretty standard materials for a premium cost. Definitely not worth it.
Bkey
100
Apr 8, 2020
If you buy a plain T shirt from D&G or Fendi or any other luxury designer, that makes you kind of a tool. You're paying for the effort that goes into design when you pay for a designer product, and buying a tee (especially an ill fitting tee, looking at you D&G) from them is completely pointless.
autoteleology
447
Oct 6, 2019
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It's very humorous to see the pseudo-intellectuals come out in force to display their baseless illusions of authority on the matter of value. It's one thing to compare a commodity in value to other commodities in its class, but to come out and say that something cannot possibly be worth a given price with no understanding or appreciation whatsoever of the qualities that differentiate said product from another is very ignorant and annoying.
I'm not necessarily defending this drop because I have little knowledge on the product or its or its competititors but if you're not bringing solid information to the table on what a better buy is and why, do me and the rest of the people who are trying to move past the illusion of knowledge a favor and shut the fuck up because you're just adding noise to the signal. Nobody cares that you don't think a T-shirt could possibly be worth $30 solely because you don't put any value in T-shirts - demonstrate your supposed wisdom and show me what the best value in T-shirts is and why this product doesn't justify its price in comparison.
autoteleology
447
Oct 30, 2019
The funny thing about imitation is that it is both the sincerest form of flattery and yet the lowest form of wit... if you're going to embarrass yourself by revealing you've been brooding over my mean remark, you should at least avoid making your edit a suicide by words.
payodpanda
958
Oct 3, 2019
Okay so I got a pair of review t-shirts in today, and I'm wearing one of these right now. Quick initial impressions:
Overall, I like the substantive (weight) and slubby (texture) feel of the fabric. People used to cotton t shirts with a smooth hand feel might need some getting used to here--I think I'd compare these to raw denim (vs. washed) in terms of feel. However, in all honesty, if you're a raw denim kind of person, the comfort will not bother you. I had been apprehensive about Velva Sheen because many reviews online state that the fabric is _very_ uncomfortable--while it might feel a little stiff at first, I don't really feel it now (I'm 7 hours into wearing it today).
About fit:
Velva Sheen sizes usually run a size small. Normally, I wear XS or an S in t-shirts (mostly fast fashion brands like Uniqlo), and I like a fairly close cut fit in my tees. I should have checked the size chart here, because (I think) Drop has altered the sizing for these so the sizes are more familiar to people--that is to say these run fairly true to size imo. I don't have a size S to compare against my Uniqlo S, but the Drop x Velva Sheen M is definitely larger than the Uniqlo S. My recommendation is to go with your usual size.
About the cut: these are _not_ boxy like many t-shirts out there, which is slightly surprising to me since this is a tubular construction. /shrug
I don't think I'm in a good place to comment about the fit otherwise since I think I chose the wrong size.
Photo showing length--my hand is where the waistline of my jeans is to give you an idea of the body length of this t-shirt. It's fairly longer than most t-shirts I own, which I personally like. I don't like it when I bend down and people can see things that I don't want them to see (most of the time). /shrug
- No shrinkage in sleeve or shoulder.
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Theroc
2335
Keyboard Club Member
Sep 28, 2019
I don't get all the sticker shock. Amazon sells a similar Tommy Hilfiger Tee for $24.50, except the TH is mostly Polyester and made in China.
https://www.amazon.com/Tommy-Hilfiger-T-Shirt-Original-Sleeve/dp/B079WB5LRQ?th=1&psc=1
$33 for a US-made, US-sourced Tee seems like a bargain by comparison.
TriN
95
Sep 24, 2019
The thing about Velva Sheen is they run small and also shrink, at least that's my experience.
repete66219
106
Sep 25, 2019
TriNI'd heard the same thing, which is why I've not even tried any on. But these t-shirts seem to be a more standard (if that can be said) fit. At least, right out of the package. Can't comment yet on shrinkage after being washed.
repete66219
106
Oct 10, 2019
TriNI wore one of these as an undershirt yesterday after a wash & dry and it wasn't tight at all.
RstyKnfe
42
Sep 16, 2019
I typically wear a M and sometimes a L top. 41" chest, 36" (size 33 pant) waist. I would be tumble drying it to get any remaining shrinkage out.
I don't want a snug or slim fit nor do I want to be swimming in it. Would L be my best bet?
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