Cotton (Pima or Supima) Pros: Soft, breathable, affordable, widely available, natural fiber, hypoallergenic Cons: Absorbs moisture but dries slowly, can lose shape after repeated washing, may shrink Modal / Micro Modal Pros: Exceptionally soft, 50% more absorbent than cotton, resists shrinking, drapes well under slim shirts Cons: Higher price point, semi-synthetic (beech wood pulp), can pill over time Merino Wool Pros: Natural temperature regulation, odor-resistant, moisture-wicking, excellent for travel Cons: Most expensive option, requires careful washing, limited availability in undershirt cuts Microfiber / Polyester Blend Pros: Fast-drying, lightweight, affordable, holds shape well, wrinkle-resistant Cons: Can trap odor, less breathable than natural fibers, may feel synthetic against skin How an Undershirt Should Fit A poorly fitting undershirt defeats its own purpose
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In our experience, they were wearable straight out of the box, with no signs of poking or pinching in sight
That said: Had I not tasted these back to back, I doubt Id ever be able to peg this as a light dressing
