This fits nothing like the brand normally does. Both thickness and sizing are completely off from the same shirts I already own of this brand but that had not been purchased on Amazon.I'm not sure if this company changed these shirts and the material, sizing and thickness, but they are way thinner and lower in quality than ones I've bought in the store before. They are cheap here so maybe this is fine, but these are not that great!Not as represented as : Heavy Weight Crew Neck tees, very thin and neck too loose very disappointed, returning was not an option at nearly $20.00 return fee.GoodFit great before I washed them! Bought Large shirts. They all shrank to medium size. They’ll fit my 14 year old now. Don’t buy!These AAA Alstyle shirts ised to be good (1301). It is the classic T-shirtthat most of us on the west coast have grown up wearing. Almost any and every brand from skate/surf apparel to Mervyns (RIP) and other retail shops would print on. You could go to the blank T-shirt stores (in California mostly Korean owned) and buy 5 for $10. You could go to the swapmeets and get the same deal (although most with the vertically cut tags were irregulars). You could go to “the alleys” or “ Los Caiahones” in downtown Los Angeles fashion district and buy them in bulk. What most people dont know is the company was bought out by Gildan a few years back and the quality went with it. They were always made in Mexico ( which makes the best shirts) but Gildan uses ccheaper labor and materials with bad quality control. The shirts are now thinner and the collar ribbing is now not as wide. Its a shame because I always expected these to remaim the same and would be able to buy them forever but now its rare to find the old classic thicker weight quality made ones that lingered in old stock. Time to look for a better quality shirt even if the price is more, sad.