Dickies Men’s Big-Tall Long-Sleeve Heavyweight Henley
$32.99
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Dickies Men’s Big-Tall Long-Sleeve Heavyweight Henley
$32.99
Amazon Customer –
Great t-shirt – good long sleeves – quality material
George –
Good quality good size
M. Tanner –
The material is as described “heavy weight”. Almost, not quite, but almost as “heavy weight” as the Carhartt Men’s Workwear Pocket Long Sleeve Henley Shirt sold on Amazon. However the Dickies is 100% cotton while the Carhartt is a 60/40 blend. Another comparison – Dickies is noticeably thinker or heavier than Hanes or Fruit of the Loom. I own all of the above.
Size wise – the large on the Dickies fits like the medium of the Carhartt; Carhartt always runs larger. The Dickies is true to size.
The complaints about the length of the sleeve in the reviews is somewhat legitimate. After receiving the item I washed it in warm water and dried thoroughly in the dryer, then checked for the shrinkage and the sleeve does shrink a little, but it is only noticeable when you move your arm left or right – which you do. I was able to resolve this by simply grabbing cuff and the shoulder and giving a couple of stretches (w/out ripping) on each arm before putting on the shirt – good to go.
Great value because of the quality and the price.
RGP –
This shirt shrank quite a bit in the wash. When I received the shirt it fit great. Shirt is well made. The material is dense and the stitching is complete and thorough. Even the buttons are stitched well. But the arms shrank about 4 inches after the first wash and dry. A real disappointment and totally unnecessary if Dickies would just pre-shrink the material. I’ll have to give it to my nephew now. What a shame. Don’t think I’ll purchase again even though I suppose I could buy larger. I’ve bought other manufacturer shirts of this type that are just as well made and don’t shrink.
BBQ Corn Chips –
I have always liked Dickies heavy duty short sleeve T-shirts. They wash up nice, fit well and are even flattering. I felt confident the long sleeve versions would be just as nice. I also hoped to save some money compared to the ones I bought from that store in Maine. Unfortunately, these became unwearable in less than a year. The sleeves shrunk a good 3 inches and became so tight around the arms, they were uncomfortable to put on. I’ve sent them all to the charity box downtown. In comparison, I’ve worn some of those Maine shirts for 10 years, and they’re still comfortable. Perhaps, at some point, I’ll try a larger size and see how that works out.
Brad G –
I’m quite a big bloke and have always struggled to find shirts that fit around my shoulders correctly. This fits perfectly and frames my body well the material is very comfy and sturdy. Definitely recommend if you’re a bigger guy or weight train at all.
Xav –
I loved this so much and ordered two more.
David M. Wenning –
I like the cut of its jib.
One thing I did not enjoy so much was one of the buttons falling off after putting it on for the first time. Shoddy thread-work on the button, I hope the seams last a lot longer.
I will have to repair this item and it’s not been half a day.
Tim Witort –
Ookay.. where to start on this one. When it arrived it was too short in the sleeves and rode up a bit when turning certain ways.. disappointing but no big deal.
Then I washed it once according to the instructions.
It shrunk massively. almost a size. The sleeves now come halfway up my forearm, the riding problem for the front chest worsened exponentially. So now, as a big man, this shirt has shrunk down tight enough and rides up high enough that I could pretty much only wear it as part of an Onlyfans photo shoot. Sure as hades not in public.
Let’s just say the brand name absolutely fits the people who crafted this product. Get the Carhartt, practically the same shirt but better in every metric.
RGP –
Just bought the shirt and am wearing for the first time. I am 6’ 1”, 210 lbs. and the x-large fits well through the body but any smaller and it would be a bit tight. I prefer my cloths to be a bit loose and this is just a bit smaller than a typical x-large. But what I really don’t like is the sleeves are short. They should be AT LEAST 1” longer, maybe 2”. I do not like my sleeves riding up my arms when I move around and this happened with this shirt. I may or may not get rid of it soon, but it will never be a favorite, comfortable shirt.
Jonathan –
I like wearing Henleys because they are casual enough to wear to bum-around and even sleep in, but a step-up from the plain white t-shirt so you look dressed up enough to go somewhere and not look excessively too casual. The Dickies brand means quality, and this heavyweight henley s great. I like the comfort of the shirt, and the look is clean and the shirt is well made for the type of shirt. It has 3 buttons on the upper-front that can be un-buttoned as needed. The chest pocket also makes the shirt look more away from a t-shirt. Buying a Dickies shirt, I know that it will last and it looks good. The logo is on the chest pocket, so anyone else seeing you in the shirt knows it is a quality shirt as well and not generic no-name brand. The heavyweight is nice which provides a little more warmth in general than a regular thickness or thin t-shirt. It is 100% Cotton, and it is a tagless shirt. It has good stitching. It is not a dress shirt or for more formal events. It is basically a heavyweight t-shirt with a 3-button Henley front and a chest pocket. You can’t go wrong with Dickies.
Jonathan –
This shirt uses high quality material, is heavy duty and well made. Unfortunately, after washing, it shrunk more than any cotton shirt I’ve ever owned. It could be due to the thickness of the material. It probably dropped about 1 1/2 sizes. This results in the sleeves being too short when you extend your arms forward or upward. And, of course, the shirt becomes much smaller around the chest and waist. If you plan on ever washing your shirt, go a size larger.
Aggie –
The shirt seems decent, the fabric is nice, soft, and thick. The color is great, and these shirts are all put together with love by our friends in Central America.
Problem is that wow do they run small, at least the one I have. My clothes range from 2xlt-3xlt and even without washing, the sleeves were a good 2 inches from my hand. After a wash, it would have been more like a 3/4 sleeve shirt.
For comparison purposes, the Dickies 3xlt feels about a size smaller than my comparable Carhartt 2xlt cotton henley just like this.