ONNO Men's Long Sleeve Bamboo T-Shirt

I live the Onno bamboo t-shirts for their fit and comfort and this one is no different. The only thing I don't like about it is the wrists are very wide. If I keep the sleeve all the way down it's like a massive mouth is trying to swallow my hand. If I push them up a bit, it keeps falling down because they're so loose.I like the long sleeve but probably wouldn't buy it again because of the wrist looseness.

These are almost as comfortable as the pima cotton long-sleeve tshirts that I got from Tommy Bahama (at about 5x the price). Those pima shirts from TB are possibly the most comfortable shirts I've ever owned, and I've been disappointed that they quit producing them something like 5-6 years ago; finally I have a decent (and far more affordable) replacement for some great shirts that are starting to wear out.Since I failed to notice that ONNO also makes shirts in pima, I guess I'll need to try those next.

Onno sent out a washing instruction email a little too late for my shirt. The sleeves do shrink, so best to air dry if you can. Mine is now wrist length. If the sleeves were cut 3 inches longer this would be perfect with shrinkage. As it is make sure you hag it dry.I have raved about the ONNO t-shirst on the short sleeves, both the hemp and the bamboo - but this was my first long sleeve. It is awesome! It is soft, comfortable and good for every day wear! If you have not tried an ONNO shirt you are overdue! I like in a desert climate, but when it is cold this shirt is perfect under a short sleeved ONNO shirt.I wore them together (hemp short sleeved over long sleeved bamboo) for 3-days right out of the box on a mini trip and I could not have been happier! Day time, nigh time, sleeping! I was almost sad to take it off to wash!The black and the charcoal blue are great colors! In bamboo I usually go black, the blue made fade a bit if you wear it in the ocean (sailing) or desert sweating. I never tried the dirty purple, but I may have to explore outside my comfort zone and order one one day.

It's an OK t-shirt, but I was expecting a softer, thicker and brighter fabric. As a soft-fabric-aficionado, I have a lot of shirts that are made from bamboo fabric, but this doesn't feel the same quality. As it is, it looks and feels only "slightly better" than the cheap t-shirts they sell on department stores like Kohls or Walmart, for $10. I don't think this shirt is nowhere near worth $33.

I've bought bamboo T-shirts from this company a few times. They feel buttery smooth and look great. As a fan of black, long-sleeve Ts, I really appreciate how well they keep their color. Other Ts begin to lose their "blackness" after a few washes; not these. Have a three year old black ONNO long-sleeve that's as black as the one just bought and reviewing, If there's one little issue it's that they need a little "special handling" when washing/drying. No big deal, but best to wash cool/cold and dry either line or low heat.

ONNO is my go-to for t-shirts. Hemp and bamboo are wonderful.I've come back two years later to add an observation. Hemp shirts take an extremely long time to dry after washing. They retain water much longer than cotton, polyester, and such. Thus, after a normal drying time in a dryer, the hemp shirts are still wet after all other clothes have dried. They take about twice as long to dry. This is just an observation and is in no way ts denigrate hemp tshirts. They are still soft and comfortable and don't shrink.

I wear these to sleep in during the scorching Summer months in Southern California. They shrink a tad if you dry them at normal temp. Yet, the shirts drape nicely and the shrinking is minor. I love these t-shirts, very light, but not too much so. I now own five of them. More to come.

For a sustainable fabric shirt it's good, fits well and feels good. Price is high compared to the non-organic 100% cotton competition. I don't notice a significant difference in feel to those. Sleeves are a little short for my longish arms, relative to the torso.

Really soft fabric and super comfortable