Made to stand the test of time, this heavyweight tee might be half cotton, half polyester, but it's 100% dependable. The soft, heathered color along with the logo'd chest pocket kicks its classic look up a notch.
Made to stand the test of time, this heavyweight tee might be half cotton, half polyester, but it's 100% dependable. The soft, heathered color along with the logo'd chest pocket kicks its classic look up a notch.
Made to stand the test of time, this heavyweight tee might be half cotton, half polyester, but it's 100% dependable. The soft, heathered color along with the logo'd chest pocket kicks its classic look up a notch.
Made to stand the test of time, this heavyweight tee might be half cotton, half polyester, but it's 100% dependable. The soft, heathered color along with the logo'd chest pocket kicks its classic look up a notch.
Last updated at 11/07/2024 23:44:58
originally posted on dickies.com
I used to really like your shirts. They necks fit tight. T you have changed your shirt. The neck hole is a lot wider and flimzier.And I don't like it. A lot of people are complaining about that. You have changed your style of your shirt. I'm sure to save money.I will not buy these shirts anymore. Because I liked the shirt because they fit very well. They' were not loose or baggy, but they are now.
originally posted on dickies.com
Got my first ever supply of t-shirts from dickies. I had been for many years buying from their top competitor (no names please). All I can say is, I am impressed. The fit is fine. The only downside I've noticed is the pockets are a tiny bit smaller than the competitors and they're one size off. Dickies 4XL tall is the same as a 3XL tall from the competitor, so if you're used to buying 3XL tall from the other guy, go with 4XL tall and you will be pleased. Other than that, the colors are brilliant and beautiful and the fit is good. A slightly lighter weight material, but very comfortable nonetheless.
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Dickies heathered heavyweight tees have a GREAT look to them, and they fit great. However, I'm guessing that adding polyester is the only way to achieve the heathered look, since all their heathered tees are a 50/50 cotton-poly blend, as opposed to their solid-color ones, which are all 100% cotton. I've worked in factories all my life, and it seems that Dickies' heathered tees don't hold up quite as well as their solid-cotton ones, especially when running a press brake and handling sharp sheet metal all day. Small rips and tears show up sooner on the heathered tees than on their all-cotton ones. Being a poly blend, the breathability compared to an all-cotton tee isn't quite there, either; although I will admit it's not bad compared to some other cotton/poly tees ... MoreDickies heathered heavyweight tees have a GREAT look to them, and they fit great. However, I'm guessing that adding polyester is the only way to achieve the heathered look, since all their heathered tees are a 50/50 cotton-poly blend, as opposed to their solid-color ones, which are all 100% cotton. I've worked in factories all my life, and it seems that Dickies' heathered tees don't hold up quite as well as their solid-cotton ones, especially when running a press brake and handling sharp sheet metal all day. Small rips and tears show up sooner on the heathered tees than on their all-cotton ones. Being a poly blend, the breathability compared to an all-cotton tee isn't quite there, either; although I will admit it's not bad compared to some other cotton/poly tees I've had. They do seem to insulate well under a hoodie or crew-neck sweatshirt, though, since there's still enough cotton to do the job. And they don't wrinkle quite as fast as a cotton shirt, so you don't need to fish them out of the dryer as soon as it stops like you do an all-cotton shirt. Otherwise they run true-to-size like the rest of their heavyweight pocket tees, and they look great. All around, I'd recommend the poly-blend heathered shirts more for play and non-work situations--especially if you like the look--and stick with Dickies' all-cotton tees for work. The drawbacks of a poly blend is what keeps me from giving 5 stars; otherwise, they're some of the best cotton-poly shirts out there for the money.
| Closure type | Pull On |
| Neck style | Crew Neck |
I used to really like your shirts. They necks fit tight. T you have changed your shirt. The neck hole is a lot wider and flimzier.And I don't like it. A lot of people are complaining about that. You have changed your style of your shirt. I'm sure to save money.I will not buy these shirts anymore. Because I liked the shirt because they fit very well. They' were not loose or baggy, but they are now.
Got my first ever supply of t-shirts from dickies. I had been for many years buying from their top competitor (no names please). All I can say is, I am impressed. The fit is fine. The only downside I've noticed is the pockets are a tiny bit smaller than the competitors and they're one size off. Dickies 4XL tall is the same as a 3XL tall from the competitor, so if you're used to buying 3XL tall from the other guy, go with 4XL tall and you will be pleased. Other than that, the colors are brilliant and beautiful and the fit is good. A slightly lighter weight material, but very comfortable nonetheless.
Dickies heathered heavyweight tees have a GREAT look to them, and they fit great. However, I'm guessing that adding polyester is the only way to achieve the heathered look, since all their heathered tees are a 50/50 cotton-poly blend, as opposed to their solid-color ones, which are all 100% cotton. I've worked in factories all my life, and it seems that Dickies' heathered tees don't hold up quite as well as their solid-cotton ones, especially when running a press brake and handling sharp sheet metal all day. Small rips and tears show up sooner on the heathered tees than on their all-cotton ones. Being a poly blend, the breathability compared to an all-cotton tee isn't quite there, either; although I will admit it's not bad compared to some other cotton/poly tees ... MoreDickies heathered heavyweight tees have a GREAT look to them, and they fit great. However, I'm guessing that adding polyester is the only way to achieve the heathered look, since all their heathered tees are a 50/50 cotton-poly blend, as opposed to their solid-color ones, which are all 100% cotton. I've worked in factories all my life, and it seems that Dickies' heathered tees don't hold up quite as well as their solid-cotton ones, especially when running a press brake and handling sharp sheet metal all day. Small rips and tears show up sooner on the heathered tees than on their all-cotton ones. Being a poly blend, the breathability compared to an all-cotton tee isn't quite there, either; although I will admit it's not bad compared to some other cotton/poly tees I've had. They do seem to insulate well under a hoodie or crew-neck sweatshirt, though, since there's still enough cotton to do the job. And they don't wrinkle quite as fast as a cotton shirt, so you don't need to fish them out of the dryer as soon as it stops like you do an all-cotton shirt. Otherwise they run true-to-size like the rest of their heavyweight pocket tees, and they look great. All around, I'd recommend the poly-blend heathered shirts more for play and non-work situations--especially if you like the look--and stick with Dickies' all-cotton tees for work. The drawbacks of a poly blend is what keeps me from giving 5 stars; otherwise, they're some of the best cotton-poly shirts out there for the money.
First purchase of Dickies tee shirts and find them to be very good quality. Heavy cloth, seams are well sewn. If I have one complaint it would be that the pocket is slightly narrow due to the built in pencil pocket. My new iPhone 13 barely fits within the pocket and is the only reason I buy pocketed tee shirts. But since it does fit it will be fine. These are much better quality than the Fruit of the Loom I bought on Amazon previously and even better than the JC Penny Reserve I bought in store and on line. Seeing as I bought them on a BOGO sale the price was also very good. Time will tell how these will do after repeated washings but they appear to be a quality item so I expect them to last.
great shirt as far as quality but beware shopper the color in the picture on the dickies website isnt what youll receive in the mail. for instance, I bought what looks like a rust color Dickies calls copper. what you will get is a color closer to pumpkin and rustic red heather in their picture looks true but what youll get in person is closer to salmon.I love Dickies shirts. I have been buying them for 10+ years now, but their heather shirt pictures are not true to color
I like the shirt overall. The material is comfortable and I like the thick collar. However, I don't like the length. I prefer the length of the heavyweight crew shirts I usually buy. I don't buy Carhart shirts because I feel they are too long as well. I'm not sure I'd buy another heathered shirt because of this reason.
I absolutely love the Dickies heavyweight pocket T's. Im a big guy and the shirts are long and roomy. Ive been wearing these HW shirts for years. They last and that is saying a lot considering I am very rough on them. I recently purchased several heather shirts and love the look and they can go in the dryer without shrinking. The all cotton ones I have to hang dry because they will shrink upwards. They do stretch back down but that can be a pain. Love the product and will be getting more. Thanks.
If you are looking for a durable shirt that fits great, look no further. These are amazing. One thing i really love with them, is if you order and they are slightly bigger than you wanted... do the very first wash in hot water and dry them... the shrink just a little that can make up it an even better fit, or just wash them in cold the first time and then they don't seem to have any shrink to them after that... i love thati've found the way to make them be a perfect fit for me and i honestly have over 10 of these shirts in different colors in my closet because the hardest decision is what color to wear because i already know i'm picking this shirt every day.
Great shirts. The only thing I don't like is the stack of 2 or 3 labels. They are uncormfortable sticking into your side. If you cut them off and leave just about 1/4 inch of it, then I am left with a hole in the side of the shirt the size of the labels. I bought 8 shirts and I think that 3 (maybe 4) have the hole. But everything else about the shirts is nice. I would rate them a 5 if I didn't have holes in half of them.
My brother and I recently bought 12 shirts. We don't wear any other shirts, but yours. We're disappointed this time. The neck hole is a lot bigger and flimsier than on all the other shirts that we have bought. It doesn't lay down like the other ones. And after a while, it starts to look like what we call bacon neck. So you've changed your shirts probably to save some kind of money. I would imagine, but we are very unhappy and we have probably a total of 35 of your shirts that we have bought in the past 4 or 5 years.Unless they change back, we will not purchase anymore.
| Closure type | Pull On |
| Neck style | Crew Neck |
