Lucky Brand Men's Venice Burnout Notch Neck Tee

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Excellent and fresh shirt - miss the Macy's v-neck collared shirts, and this fit the bill big time. Appreciated the discount which knocked it down to $25. Well-made, but it is a bit long...

Soft, light, and fits perfectly!

Solid shirt that's usually on sale. Nice amount of stretch. Its thin material, but that can be good a good thing (breathable, not heavy). I liked the first one so much, I grabbed a 2nd one. For the price and the look, its hard to beat.

The fit is comfortable and relaxed without being too baggy, and and it has a cool, vintage look that works for casual wear. I'm 6'2" 170 pounds and a large fits perfectly.However, there are two small things I wish were better. First, the slit with the buttons, while stylish, causes the shirt to fall awkwardly at the neckline. It creates a bit of a collapse that looks strange at times. Second, after a few washes, I noticed that the fabric can start to feel a little rough in certain areas, which takes away from the softness I loved initially.That being said, these are minor issues, and I still love the shirt overall. It’s a great go-to for casual days, and I’ve gotten compliments on the style. For the price and brand, it's a solid pick.

Man these things are NICE. Fits perfectly, material feels soft, but not to the point where it’ll start pilling/falling apart after a handful of washes. Instant daily driver, bought 2 more in different colors. Just get it!Side note- glad to see Lucky still keeping the high level of quality but now at a much more reasonable price point vs 10+ years ago.

Soft, comfy, cool color, looks trendy

I am 5'11" and 180-190lbs I bought a medium and it fits well. Not too loose or tight. The material is on the thin side, but not too thin that it's a problem. If you wear a wife beater underneath you wouldn't see it.

These shirts are a great alternative to men's T-shirts. They are stylish and come in many colors (I own about 12 different colors). The ONLY thing to know about them is that they wear out quickly (like 2 seasons). I wear mine a lot (7 months out of the year they are my main t-shirt), so they get washed a lot and quickly take on the faded (burn-out) look. It's a nice look up to a point, and then the shirts just look threadbare. But at $20-35 per shirt (depending on when I buy them) they are still a great deal if they last only 2 years. The fabrics vary from color to color, even though you'd think they are all made of the same stuff. For instance, the "white" color clearly has more cotton in the blend and will last longer. Some colors, seemingly randomly, last longer than others. But again, they ALL look great when new and I get compliments on them all the time. Several of my male friends have pretty much abandoned their old t-shirts in favor of a collection of the Venice Burn-out shirts. I sure I'll be buying more of them!