Lucky Brand Men's Venice Burnout V Neck Tee

I recently purchased the men's Lucky Brand Venice burnout v-neck t-shirt and I must say, it has quickly become one of my favorite shirts. The burnout design gives it a cool and edgy look, perfect for casual outings or even a night out with friends.The material of this shirt is incredibly soft and comfortable. I love how it feels against my skin - it's lightweight and breathable, making it perfect for the warmer months. The fit is also spot on. It's not too tight or too loose, but just right for a relaxed and laid-back look.The v-neck adds a touch of style to the shirt, and I appreciate the attention to detail that Lucky Brand has put into its design. It's a versatile piece that I can easily pair with jeans or shorts for a casual and effortless outfit. The quality is also exceptional, as it has held up well after multiple washes without any signs of fading or shrinkage.Overall, I highly recommend the men's Lucky Brand Venice Burnout v-neck t-shirt. It's comfortable, stylish, and of great quality. It's definitely a must-have which is why I purchased multiple colors!

My favorite shirts. Have ordered several. Didn’t shrink, fit great, very soft and durable.

Great fit and great quality. Washes great. Had stains from other shirts that did not come out and this washed perfect. Stain was from exhaust pipe during a cruise.

Quality shirt, definitely not a rip-off. But depending on your preference, you may or may not like that it's not as thin, distressed and semi-transparent as burnout has come to mean for fabrics, it's more just a soft, pre-washed regular shirt, not really worn thin at all. After a few washes, my medium fits more like larges from Hanes or Jockey fit on me, trim not boxy or bad but roomier. The American Navy color I got leans closer to slate gray than it appears in the picture.

I looked up men's t's in Wirecutter, and their recs were Comfort Colors and Uniqlo. It's impossible these Lucky Brand shirts were on their list to test. I bought one of each to see which is better, and it's a total no-brainer. You don't even have to put it on - just feel the material. It's so much softer than the Wirecutter recs. It is thinner than the others, so they prob won't last as long, but Lucky's a good brand and these won't fall apart fast. Treat yourself and get either the V, crew, or notch (or all, like me). They all feel great and fit me better.

The color of this short-sleeved T-shirt is the same as the one advertised on the website, with no color difference. It feels very smooth and has no wrinkles. It is a very comfortable T-shirt.

Super soft shirt. I’ve liked them so much I’ve bought it in multiple colors.

I bought two of these two months ago and here is my experience.The Good:The softness and fit of the shirts are quite good, though they could stand to make some slim sizes for skinnier people like myself. The comfort level is a 9/10-I was very impressed. The colors are vibrant and fairly unique: they look just like the photos, so more props there for that. They also have not shrunk as far as I can tell.The not so good:These shirts have been worn weekly for two months. Always cold wash. Always hung to dry. They’ve never seen the inside of a drier. These things are already pilling and were doing so within 3 washes on normal or delicate settings less than a month out! Threads have already started coming loose around the waist hems. For the price one pays for these, one might as well go for premium brand with known ethical and sustainable production than these overpriced, low quality garments. I’m certainly disappointed. I cannot recommend based on the lack of durability of BOTH of these items.