Nice breakdown on the different t-shirts. It definitely feels like the fit has changed over the years though for Uniqlo. I tend to go back and forth from Small to XS there lol.
the overzise shirts i noticed the same on me, they messed up even a 3xl is super short bodywise but except the J+ all uniqlo shirts are too short and the j+is too thin
@@Helgi105 no thats not the real oversize we used to wear in the 90s had nice proportions. The oversize in uniqlo is weird or for hipsters who love looking like sponge bob
thanks for being the only person to show the +J tshirt. everyone else reviewing the +J line didn't bother getting the T...
Thanks for the comparison, it was really interesting as I was wondering the same thing. To me, the vintage U crew and supima tees looked the best.
Nice breakdown on the different t-shirts. It definitely feels like the fit has changed over the years though for Uniqlo. I tend to go back and forth from Small to XS there lol.
I think you were talking about the “Dry Packaged Tee” and it’s a shame if they stopped those, they do fit good but they are thinner
The lengths on those tees looked perfect on you, any longer it'll look like you're wearing a mini dress.
the overzise shirts i noticed the same on me, they messed up even a 3xl is super short bodywise but except the J+ all uniqlo shirts are too short and the j+is too thin
That is the point of being oversized - excessively wide but regular in length.
@@Helgi105 no thats not the real oversize we used to wear in the 90s had nice proportions. The oversize in uniqlo is weird or for hipsters who love looking like sponge bob
What size are they?
Would you say the “U” shirt was decently thick?
To some, it is even overthick.
Hello! I buy the Uniqlo U t-shirts that’s on the thicker cloth side. It’s pretty thick that isn’t see through if that’s your aim
all of the T-shirt are the same size right？
It seems so.