It's a fine shirt with a cool design but it's nothing special in the realm of custom tees. Def size down if you want it gym style formfitting. It would be a far better gym shirt if it was made of a tri-blend with mostly polyester, little cotton and some stretch material.

Love the design and feel on this shirt. Only issue is that that the medium is slightly too snug and the large is too loose, especially around the waist. Companies like rogue, nineline apparel or grunstyle need to start making in-between sizes for those who are fit and are more “muscular” than a medium but find a large too loose.

Wanted this shirt for years. Finally did it. Was hesitant because I’m in between L and XL usually. Bought XL Rogue shirts and a little big. Went with L and ended up perfect! 5’10” 190

Size true to fit. Excellent quality. I like it so much that I bought another one.

Firstly it’s just a t-shirt, a nice looking one at that, and it does what it’s made for (covering upper body skin). I was just going to cut the review at that. However; I was wondering if you peeps utilised actual humans, AI, complex algorithms or all three in your research and development area? Did they use real male load bearing/strength athlete's or models for their male clothing measurements and design?90-100% of the people who use your men’s kit properly are wide at the top and narrower around the waist and do not require an extra 6 inches of length, that is, material length hanging off the bottom of their shirts. My apologies in advance if I have offended anyone this far, but in my defence I am a (sometimes cranky added by wife btw) broken old fart er…senior soldier at 52, 178cm, 95kg, 10-15% BF. I have been seriously into weight/strength/load bearing training and fitness for over 30 years and including over 25 years in the Army. In regards to dealing with the human element I completely understand that you have to cater for the lowest common denominator in your ‘target audience’ but why in heavens name do all your men’s shirts hang 4 to 7 inches below a man’s borl-bag? Anyone who’s anyone knows that weightlifting, bodybuilding, crossfit and any other load bearing activities is hard on kit. In particular t-shirts and tops which stretch significantly lower and lower with constant use over time (and eventually become your wives and GF’s lounge or sleep top). Because of longevity of your kit (GOOD) every dudes good looking Rogue shirt is a teens mini skirt waiting to become an old girls summer or square dancing dress (NOT SO GOOD….for most of us). To anyone who has read this personal review all the way through I thank you as I don’t normally do these things (and some of you especially ‘Team Rogue’ members are probably thinking, thank Christ he doesn’t) I will say that Rogue has an excellent selection of colours and designs for men and women. My wife and I do use their quality kit regularly and we both recommend all of their clothing, accessories and equipment .

I have found over the years traveling to a from the US, I have purchased a range of clothing from different outlets and the one thing they all seen to have in common is the fit and quality. These shirts not only feel light weight, comfortable and fit very well but no need to iron lol.

Best shirt for everything. After washing still in fit.

im usually order large in rogue shirts. but was reading reviews so i ordered a medium, im 5'11 slim fit roughly 160-170lbs and the medium fit perfectly after wash and dry.