Hot Chillys Men's Peachskins Roll T-Neck Lightweight Relaxed Fit Base Layer

I bought this turtleneck for my husband to replace an old black cotton turtleneck he had been wearing for years. His old t-neck had faded to an ugly gray, looks tired and baggy, and the ribbing at the cuffs was stretched out (he likes to push up the sleeves sometimes). We weren't sure what to expect in terms of the "peach skin" fabric, but we decided to take a chance based on the reviews and were pleasantly surprised.This is a great-looking turtleneck that is nice enough to be worn with my husband's Ultrasuede sport coat and dress slacks (or a suit) but looks equally good with jeans. The shirt fits beautifully and the fabric feels delicious and stays a true, deep black and holds its shape after washing. I'd get this for him again in a heartbeat.

A good turtleneck, though not as good as my other poly T-neck. The neck is nice and loose, but long enough to pull up around my chin when I need it tight to block the wind. I usually buy a large, but the large was too big for a base layer. Medium fits nice, though the sleeves could be longer. (But I have very long arms.)

This is a great item to wear as a layer in cold weather or when engaged in outdoor activities when you'll perspire.The great advantage to wearing polyester-based clothing is that it "wicks" away moisture, allowing it to evaporate.In cold environments moisture in clothing can be dangerous, increasing the possibility of heat loss and hypothermia - just ask anyone who does any kind of extreme activity:skiing, winter camping, ice climbing, etc.Remember, "cotton kills". There's a reason that towels and bathrobes are made of cotton - IT ABSORBS AND HOLDS MOISTURE!!!Nowadays, I rarely wear cotton, no matter the time of year. Polyester is cooler in summer and warmer in winter.I used to wear wool and silk, which are great, but I find synthetics are more affordable.

This T Neck was an invaluable addition to a recent cross country ski trip. Along with a wicking underlayer, this helped keep me dry, even during vigorous uphill climbs. My only complaint was that the neck material did not stand up and lay flat against the neck like cotton T's. Nevertheless, Hot Chilly's is a useful trade off to keep you dry and warm during exercise in the winter.

Worked well during the coldest the winter of '14-'15 had to offer. The turtleneck keeps the wicked Kansas wind at bay. I do wish they came in tall sizes so the sleeves don't ride up and the tail stays tucked during strenuous activity, but this is a common problem for a 6'6" dude. Overall, a good buy.

This shirt is expensive, probably due to the moisture wicking technology. It works great as an under layer if you are active during cold weather strenuous activity. If you are simply seeking a turtleneck for warmth and fashion, though, you'll do better at LL Bean or Duluth.

I absolutely love this turtleneck. I wound up buying 2 more, and 2 additional ones for friends. It's a more chunky knit, but very comfortable and looks very smart. Easy to launder, and seems to stand up well to wear. I'm not sure what all the fuss is about regarding size. I ordered the XL and it fits me perfectly. I'm usually a L or XL.

This is an awesome turtle neck! I bought one in black and one in white and they are both awesome. Super-tiny-minor flaw is on the white one when it is turned inside out there is no tag, so you can't tell which side is front of back, and you have to look on the front of the T-Neck to see the front tag. But otherwise it's great, not too warm but not too light either :)