UnderFitUnderFit undershirts are cut longer and lightly hug your hips and below, to stay tucked in all day. Our fabric is ideal for undershirts due to its exceptional softness, advanced moisture absorption, odor resistance and superb breathability. If you want to remain less comfortable in your run-of-the-mill undershirt, by all means, DON’T buy an UnderFit.
UnderFit (underfit.com) has 365 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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Reviewer Number T.
I like the UnderFit shirts, but I don't like the poly content. I wish there were options that are 100% cotton or even cotton/modal.
Response from UnderFitMar 22, 2018
Dear Customer, We have avoided cotton because it doesn't stretch and retains heat and moisture. Thank you for your business.
UnderFit C.
I liked the fit and fabric. The shirt did seem to yellow quickly though. Overall good shirts though.
Response from UnderFitMar 22, 2018
Dear Customer, The yellowing of the shirts is due solely to using anti-perspirant deodorant. The chemicals in the anti-perspirant and some standard deodorants react with sweat to turn it yellow. Sweat is clear. Thank you for your business
UnderFit C.
Nice shirt, too expensive.
UnderFit C.
Quality has deteriorated over time vs at inception
Response from UnderFitMar 22, 2018
Dear Customer, At the inception of the company, the product was so expensive to manufacture that the owner had to sell the company to exit as soon as possible. The shirts we sell now are still very high quality, although they have changed from the original shirts. Thank you
UnderFit C.
My husband loves these shirts! I think for the fit it’s totaly worth the purchase, however I feel the quality is lacking. They yellow in just a few months time, seams are fraying and underarms are ripping. I have a lower priced shirt brand, that has withstood wear much better. I’m torn on my next purchase. Keep the fit, step up the quality.
Response from UnderFitMar 22, 2018
Dear Customer, Please email me directly at [email protected] The yellowing is from the use of anti-perspirant or deodorant with specific chemicals, it is not from the shirts. The seams fraying must be from a poorly sewn unit, I'm happy to replace them. Thank you
UnderFit C.
I initially liked the shirts, but have found they don’t have very good longevity—they deteriorate pretty quickly.
Response from UnderFitMar 22, 2018
Dear Customer, Please email me directly at [email protected] I'd be happy to resolve your issue. Thank you
UnderFit Customer H.
The undershirts are great as far as the v and arm length. They fit great, but the armpits need to be made better. After a few uses they stain, hold oder, and at the same time dont absorb enough sweat to keep pit stains from being seen on the dress shirt. I dont perspire as much as most guys either.
Response from UnderFitMar 22, 2018
Dear Customer, Unfortunately, the underarm stains are from the use of anti-perspirant and certain deodorants. The chemicals inside them cause the yellow color, not the shirts. Thank you
UnderFit C.
Great shirts, great fit, loved them when I thought they were made in the USA. The new pack I received says made in Mexico. Like the shirts, but made in the USA is important to me and therefore I will find another supplier. I see your reply, have you considered offering a made in the USA shirt option? At an additional cost?
Response from UnderFitMar 23, 2018
Dear Customer, We're still made 50% in the US, but since 50% is done in Mexico, we have to put that on the shirts. We had to switch to Mexico to find a reasonably priced factory that could deliver quality sewing. The US factories were just too expensive to make the business work. In response to your question, we've looked into that, but based on a survey of our customers, very few would pay the extra $6 per shirt for the American made version. A comparable quality garment factory in the US is very expensive. There are a lot of economic reasons the US can't produce quality garments at a commercially viable price. Other countries' governments and industries heavily invest in this sector, the US does not. Thank you for your business
