Softest shirt ever
"Love to buy these shirts. These are easily the softest shirts I have owned and are great for everything."
$ 68
Fabric
Made with Sustainable Materials:
- Bamboo Viscose
52% Pima cotton / 43% bamboo viscose / 5% Lycra
- Self collar subtle seaming
- Embroidery logo at lower left of shirt
- Approx. 29" body length
- Machine Washable
It's your classic, clean-cut t-shirt, elevated for everyday sophistication - meet the Pimaluxe T-Shirt. Crafted from the same signature bamboo fabrication you love and enhanced with ultra soft pima cotton, this t-shirt is designed for a more polished look at feel for everyday casual-meets-cool style. Pair it with your favorite denim or our bestselling Motion Pants for easy everyday wear.
Style #TM751
Overall rating: 4.529412 / 5 from 51 reviews.
The Pimaluxe T-Shirt offers a polished look and comfortable fit, crafted from signature bamboo and pima cotton. While opinions vary on the neck fit, the overall comfort and style make it a versatile choice for everyday wear.
Review topics: ["fit","quality","fabric","shirt","feel"].
"Love to buy these shirts. These are easily the softest shirts I have owned and are great for everything."
"Keeps you cool on a hot day."
"Fit well, soft fabric and good sleeve length."
"Fit well, soft fabric and good sleeve length."
"Fit well, soft fabric and good sleeve length."
"Great fit and feel"
"Why not make all your clothes in this fabric. So much better than the regular stuff"
"Classic Tasc! This shirt is soft and fits even better than the Carrollton shirt! The neck is more relaxed like a standard shirt which is what I hope they do with the Carrollton! I will be buying again!"
"Amazingly nice soft feel to these shirts"
"The original Pimaluxe, I've had mine for several years, had a thicker, more structured neckband compared to the updated model, which has a smaller, looser fitting, less structured one that doesn't fit my neck as snugly. I'm disappointed. I'd like to find the older model but, meanwhile, I ordered a few Comfort Colors, so I'll see."