Love how soft they are! Ladies the arm hole is a bit larger than a traditional women's fit but not bad. I just wear a sports bra under. Will keep ordering.
Received order quickly & shirts were just as described .. Actually a bit softer than I expected which is a bonus !! They took HTV very well .. Will definitely order again
I’m truly impressed with these tank tops!!! They are so soft and a perfect fit even for smaller women. I’m not much on small straps on my shoulders so these are the perfect fit for me! Best ever and bought tons more! You won’t be disappointed!
Worked wonderful, great material. Wish they had more size ranges like 0-3 months; 3-6 months; 6-9 months but they dont. Id say 6 months is more the 6-9 months if Id have to figure it out myself. Hope that helps!
Nice fit, lightweight fabric. I bought these tanks for working out. They are the size advertized (I'm 6' 1" and 250 lbs - I need a real XL). I like the weight of the shirt and they are made well (the fabric is cut properly so that it doesn't want to twist while I exercise).
The 3321 is our go-to for toddlers. It is a unisex fit, so a tad wide, but so are toddlers :) It does not shrink as in other RS styles. Takes HTV well. Nice and soft.
Color: Heather Black / Material: 90% Cotton, 10% Polyester
As a lady, I love these tanks! They are loose and light weight and sooo comfy. I only wish that the arm holes weren’t so big, but that’s to be expected with a unisex fit.
We loved these shirts to make for the baby shower for their new future cousin arriving soon! For my son, it was also a perfect pair with a flannel button down to add when he wore the shirt to school!
We use Rabbit Skin for our craft business. We apply heat transfer vinyl designs with a heat press and the material holds up very well. Doesn't leave any burn marks what so ever. The material is durable and is very soft. We love Rabbit Skins!
A bit thin but overall good. Seems a little rough for a oncie. Otherwise perfect. Color is dark blue. I thought I ordered black. Snaps are good quality.
