- Ultra-fine cotton fabric provides lightweight, all natural, "second skin" comfort
- Flesh nude color and flat seems significantly reduce contrast between undershirt and skin
- No Bunching - Slim fit and extra-long length keeps the shirt tucked in
- Low Cost per Wear - European quality, functional and made to last
- Easy Care - Machine washable 140 F, dryer safe, no ironing required
A Covert Undershirt is an essential accessory for those special moments, or everyday business use, when traditional white T-shirts with their baggy, visible profile just looks --- wrong. And who wants to be constantly re-tucking throughout the day?
These undershirts are most effective when worn snug with no folds close to the skin. The lightweight natural Swiss cotton fabric is ultra-soft, thin, lightweight and stretches to provide a "second skin" feeling without the compression, sheen and odor retention common in synthetic materials. For those with slimmer body types or used to/prefer close fits, the manufacturer believes the best results will be achieved by going down a size. Whichever size you chose, the more you wear the undershirt the more you will love it and notice it less.
If you want to look fashionable and protect your dress shirts from sweat and odor, a Covert Undershirt is a comfortable, low cost per wear solution that will retain its size, shape, color and function over prolonged use and washings.
Material: Body/sleeve - 100% cotton; knitted lower hem (99% cotton, 1% spandex); neck hem and arm holes (94% cotton, 6% spandex).
Care instructions: Machine washable to 140 F, tumble dry.
Size Information
XSlim Chest 37.4"- 38.6", Waist 29.9"- 31.5", Hips 37.4"- 38.6"
S Chest 39.0"- 40.2", Waist 31.9"- 33.5", Hips 39.0"- 40.2"
M Chest 40.6"- 41.7", Waist 33.9"- 35.4", Hips 40.6"- 41.7"
L Chest 42.1"- 43.3", Waist 35.8"- 37.4", Hips 42.1"- 43.3"
XL Chest 43.7"- 44.9", Waist 37.8"- 39.4", Hips 43.7"- 44.9
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XXL Chest 45.3"- 46.5", Waist 39.8"- 41.4", Hips 45.3"- 46.5"
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Department : mens
- Date First Available : March 24, 2016
