CarharttMen's 106652 Force® Relaxed Fit Midweight Short-Sleeve Pocket

This is hands-down my go-to shirt for yard work, filming lawn content, and just everyday wear here in Texas heat. The midweight fabric is breathable enough for summer but still durable, it doesn’t feel flimsy like some big-box tees.The relaxed fit gives me room to move around when I’m working with tools or filming mower reviews. And that chest pocket is a must for stashing gloves, wireless mics, or just holding my phone for quick access.🎥 You’ll see me wearing this often on @LawnandOrderTexasEdition, because it holds up through sweat, grass clippings, and repeated washes without losing its shape.✅ True to size with room to move✅ Pocket is super functional✅ Doesn’t shrink like cheap shirts✅ Looks sharp even after a full mow sessionI’ve got a few in rotation now — once you wear one, you’ll see why every guy doing real work owns at least two Carhartts.

The shirt is of great quality and the medium size was perfect including the length. My son in law where's it to work and feels it's comfortable and and the fabric is lightweight to move. With the Carhartt, the shirt is durable and will last.

True to size. Love the color, very breathable and comfortable with amazing material

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Shirt was cool while working in a hot and humid environment. Fits great and feels well made.

Carhartt does it again, great material, Great fit, great price

My husband has big/wide shoulders and fits him well! It’s soft and we love anything carhartt makes. Material is a little thick for summer but prefect for the fall and winter months!! These always hold up well for the price

One of my favorite brands. Shirt fits well. Length is perfect. Washes well with no color fade and stays soft.

These Carhartt T-Shirts are very well made. Their sizing is slightly large but that is great. I like loose fitting shirts. I've not seen any shrinkage after multiple washings & drying. The only little annoyance is the tags that are sewn in on the inside edge, towards the bottom. They tend to rub against your skin and it feels like something is pricking you. I ended up cutting them off.