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Anonymous –
First off, at least in 4x, the waist is slightly smaller. I have 5 original tech shirts in the same 4x size (one that I never wear). Fitment usually varies a touch due to which color is used. Please be advised that the 4x 2.0 shirts are all slightly smaller in the waist vs the 1.0’s I have. It’s not a massive difference, but if you are on the edge of the spectrum size of the 1.0 you will be able to tell a difference. The 2.0 also seems to be a bit thinner of material.
This review was not intended to dissuade anyone from the product. I’m still happy with the shop products
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You can’t go wrong with these. The fabric is soft and the sleeves and torso seem to have a little more intentional length added to them–both plusses in my book for a casual t-shirt. I ordered a medium and, with about a 16.5” neck, the rim of the collar comes right up to my neckline–fine for me but might perhaps be a potential warning for guys who are a little more husky or athletic. I personally love them and will be buying again.