Rothco AR 670-1 Coyote Brown T-Shirt

Good fitting for military t shirt

Love this shirt. The sleeves are just a tad big, but not to the point where it takes away from the overall shirt.The best part about this shirt is the length. Slim and generous in length, but not too long in my opinion. This is a huge relief as most of my shirts are a bit small in length even when I buy a large. For the record, I'm a thin guy with a slight athletic build. When it comes to poly/cotton blends, I usually go for the medium and I have to say that it's a spot-on fit!Seems like this is more of a coyote brown color. For some reason I was under the impression that it would be tan, but the color works. I would buy another one.

This is the exact color my son needed for his reserve unit. They appear to be good quality. He has not tried them on so I cannot comment on fit. His first concern was the color. UPDATE: After his yearly 2 week training, he said they fit well, held their shape. After washing them they still appeared to be in good shape. I typically do not dry his military stuff , but after hanging the shirt to dry they were soft.

I didn’t expect that what was billed as a US Military compliant T-shirt is made in CHINA!They should list their Country of Origin in the product description. I knew that I was overpaying for the shirt, as a 3-pack usually costs the same.Don’t take my dimensions as a guide, because I have 36” arms and a 42-43” chest! I usually have to go a size up to XL and blouse it, or find Tall Man for the extra length!

The t-shirt has an athletic fit and is very soft. It's thin and lite which is great for the climate in central Texas. Too often, the larger sized t-shirts are made to fit a larger sized chest on someone with a oversized mid-section and a very, very thick neck. This t-shirt fits larger chest sizes without looking like a potato sack.

It's not Coyote Brown - it's somewhat less saturated and slightly greener from the shirt I got at the local surplus store. Also, this is definitely the "Tall" version of the shirt. I wish that had been clearly articulated before I bought it. I'll keep the shirt for hiking but it's not what I expected.EDIT 9/30/2016: I understand now why the color is different - it is not 100% cotton and the colorfastness is probably different with the synthetic material. The main advantage to a 50/50 blend is that it doesn't shrink so much in the wash. The 100% cotton shirts shrink prodigiously with each wash and dry.I have also added a picture showing the difference in color. The left-most shirt is the 'traditional' olive drab, the middle one is this AR 670-1 shirt, the right-most shirt is the 100% cotton coyote brown shirt I got at the local surplus store.

went on deployment at the Kincaid fire and it fit better than expected and exceeded the uniform requirements. Perfect color, not too shiny of a fabric and felt and stayed like new even after wearing it for 3 days in a row. Also a longer cut than my other shirts, so stays tucked in the pants when doing heavy lifting and bending.

I have multiple undershirts to wear with my ACU’s. Needed some more while in hot weather environment. Very glad I got these. The cotton is very comfortable. Very nice in the hot weather. I’ll save the others for winter wear. These are my hot weather undershirts.