Collected Threads Men's 3-Pack jT Invisible Undershirts

Perfect depth of scoop, sleeve length, and overall length (none are too long for a 5’9”) material is soft enough, but not too skimpy even for an undershirt

This might not matter to some as much as it does to me, but when I wear a pullover sweater over an undershirt or T-shirt, I hate having any of the undershirt visible in the neck opening of the pullover garment. It just spoils the look of a nice sweater or other knit top that does not have a small, narrow neck opening. Well, these undershirts with a wide U-shaped neck opening solve that problem perfectly for me. I wish that I had found these years ago.

I purchased these shirts because my normal V-neck T-shirts are visible when my top shirt has 2 buttons open. With these "invisible" undershirts I can wear my top shirts with the top 2 buttons open. The quality seems good, but they are quite expensive compared to other white T-shirts.

Now you could wear all the button-up shirts you want without showing that nasty white or colored T-shirt at the neck point. They're very comfortable and exactly what I've been wanting for a long time.

I often wear a dress shirt without a tie and my typical v-neck undershirt can oftentimes make an unwanted and unsightly appearance. These scoop necked t-shirts looked like the perfect solution. So I added a package of 3 to my cart and hit checkout. Turns out I bought them from an Amazon vendor named The Charming Turtle. The description of the t-shirt said to order your typical size, so I did—-large. When they arrived I immediately tried one on and it was much too large and the “scoop” extended halfway to my waist. Not a problem I thought. I would just return them and order a medium. Well, The Charming Turtle, unlike Amazon itself, charged me the equivalent of a 13% fee to return a product that didn’t fit as advertised. In fact, they originally said they were going to charge me a fee equal to 25% of the cost of the t-shirts. When I objected, they so graciously lowered that $ amount to 13% of my purchase price. This charge to return an ill fitting article of clothing had not been disclosed when I made the purchase. So be forewarned. If you don’t like the way the shirts fit be prepared to pay for the privilege of trying them on. It’s like paying to use the fitting room in a Department Store. In my opinion, there’s nothing charming about The Charming Turtle.