Name: Uniqlo Supima Cotton Crew Neck Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
Brand: Uniqlo
SKU: 639924325bce2619b19e41ec
Rating: 4.0 (47 reviews)

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The Uniqlo is a classic, cheap tee that’s soft and comfy, but it’s not a super-high-quality shirt. It’s cut slimmer and it fit more snugly than other white T-shirts we tried.

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The comfort of this piece is in a different league from the rest of my shirts but I don’t find myself gravitating to my black shirts as often as I’d like.  

The cut on this is my favorite aspect and probably the most boxy shirt I own (width and length is almost the same).  

Another rayon Yohji shirt but this time much more subtle in detail and cut, characteristics of his defunct Y’s for Men label.  

Hey everyone, post your albums here!

Inspired by /u/wuzpoppin's [recent pants wardrobe post](https://redd.it/m2xi5x), I want you guys to catalog some of your favorite shirts.  Take pictures of them alone, take pictures of them on you.  Tell us what you like about them, what you dislike, why you have them in your wardrobe.

#[Previous collections](https://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/wiki/community#wiki_mfa_wardrobe_catalog)

MFA Shirt Collection Thread!

 I’d really like to try out an Ultracharge 120 Track Jacket, my only concern is that it might look too synthetic since Ultra Ultra has some sheen vs. the matte F.cloth look.

 Additionally, the body is a straight cut down from the armpit to hem, but it feels maybe a touch too wide in the belly area. When unzipped, the jacket has a tendency to make an “A” shape which I don’t really like. You can see both effects in [this picture]([URL REMOVED] from the review.

Honestly I would be happy seeing the FCTJ re-released as-is with some minor tweaks to the fit - the collar is also just a touch too high as well and presses uncomfortably against my Adam’s apple, so I almost never wear it fully zipped. 

The jacket feels just about right in the shoulders on me, but only *just* so - any narrower and I’d probably experience tight shoulders too. If I try and hug myself while wearing it I do feel the tightness, but the jacket moves well on me normally so overall I’m happy with the fit.

A couple quibbles I have with the fit are in the body and the arms. I’d like to think my arms are a normal length, but much of Outlier’s shirting (namely the AMB button up with 34.5” arms) has always fit really long in the arms for me, and the FCTJ is no exception with its 35” arms. This causes the sleeves to bunch up and create a Michelin man effect in the elbows, which aesthetically is a little odd compared to the clean front of the jacket

[My full review of the jacket here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Outlier/comments/duuo0y/6_flights_3_cities_2_weeks_1_jacket_futurecharge/) if you haven’t read it - written after 2 weeks of daily wear across 6 flights between Atlanta, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. 

[Full album](https://imgur.com/a/pig4u1B), which includes videos showing off the zips and features of the jacket. The boys on the Outlier discord saw it first: https://discord.gg/3zpgNUr3pc (you’ll find many of the regulars here - including myself - posting a lot more on the discord).

**TL;DR:** This is without a doubt my one of my most worn and most loved Outlier layers. Even after easily a hundred+ wears through hiking, biking, dozens of flights, and other activities it remains in great condition with many wears left in its future. If it doesn’t come back in some form I would be incredibly disappointed, but I hope elements of its design can find their way into Outlier’s future outerwear.

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Last year on October 22, I received an email from Outlier. Coincidentally, it arrived exactly a week and one year to the day I was able to snag a Futurecharge 120 Track Jacket (FCTJ). The subject line immediately caught my eye:

#“Clothes Like Home”

To me, nothing embodies that line better than my FCTJ. From late October 2019 to today, I’ve worn it easily over a hundred times, across dozens of flights, and in at least four or five different regions across the country.

Putting it on for the first time in months last fall when temperatures finally reached the 50s and 60s after a hot and humid Georgia summer felt like coming home to a warm hug. And that’s what really stands out to me most with the jacket: the

#Comfort.

Most insulated mid layer jackets I’ve seen (I’ll get into those in a little more detail later) use a smooth synthetic lining, which makes putting them on and taking them off a breeze. But synthetics always feel cold to the touch at first, and in my experience it often feels like they conduct heat away from the body when it's cold. 

The runweight lining in the FCTJ solves that “cold to the touch” issue with it being a knit blend of soft merino and polyester, but it being meant as a knit t-shirt material does mean it has its quirks when used as a liner. In my original review, I noted my gripes with the runweight lining: it’s loose and pokes out of the sleeves when you put on long sleeve shirts, it catches on long sleeve shirts and pulls up those long sleeves when you put the jacket on (you can see both effects in this [clip here](https://i.imgur.com/IWT0ms1.mp4)), etc.. 

I still stand by those complaints, but as time went on I started appreciating the runweight a lot more. The runweight pilling annoyed me at first, but when I’m wearing the jacket I really don’t feel it unless I consciously try to feel it, even though visually it [looks like it’s pilled a lot](https://i.imgur.com/a5oEQjD.jpg). 

And my god does the runweight lining make the jacket comfy. The runweight interior combined with the tough* (with one big caveat that I talk about in the Issues section) F.cloth exterior creates this tough-on-the-outside / soft-on-the-inside contrast that just makes it such a joy to wear. I can wear the jacket while hiking or biking knowing that the face fabric can take a beating*, all while the runweight interior keeps me feeling cozy. 

Of course all this tactile comfort would be a moot point if the jacket was too warm/not warm enough to comfortably wear in a variety of situations, which is where the zips come in (you can see all the zips in action [in this clip here](https://i.imgur.com/AFer4mQ.mp4)). All the zips coming together make the normally very warm jacket surprisingly comfortable in a wide temperature range, which is essential for my use cases.

In the pre-COVID times my job took me on flights twice a week, and hotels three nights a week nearly every week of the year. My schedule was highly unpredictable, and oftentimes the only consistent thing about my days was what I had in my suitcase and the clothes on my back. What stands out to me most when I think about why the FCTJ has had so much staying power with me is its

#Versatility.

As I noted in my original review, the pit zips and breathable materials make the FCTJ wearable in a wide range of temperatures. Of course I have to caveat this with the fact that perception of temperature is subjective and dependent on your activity level. Personally, I’ve found that I’m starting to run a little bit on the cooler side these past few years. While I used to be fine standing around in 60 F weather wearing just a tee, nowadays I’d prefer wearing something over it if I’m not moving much. 

**Biking**

Just a few days after posting my first review, I spent a weekend in San Francisco with my gf on one of my ATL &gt; LAX &gt; SFO &gt; ATL work rounds. The weather was very nice that weekend in SF: sunny with temperatures reaching the high 60s/low 70s, so we rented bikes from the Ferry Building to ride across the Golden Gate Bridge and back - a ~16.6 mile round trip. 

Since I only had what I packed in my carry-on, I wore the FCTJ over a Uniqlo U tee and Strongdarts. It was [sunny in the city](https://i.imgur.com/isZx0xR.jpg), and with all the zips open the breeze kept me cool. [The fog was really rolling in over the bridge that day](https://i.imgur.com/h229XYq.mp4), so as we got closer to the bridge and it got colder and foggier, I gradually [zipped up more and more](https://i.imgur.com/Y7B3Wi4.jpg) to stay warm and dry.

**Hiking &amp; temperature swings**

Early 2020 back in LA, my coworkers and I had planned a sunrise hike on the [Sandstone Trail](https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/sandstone-peak--4) to Sandstone Peak - the highest point in the Santa Monica mountains (I highly recommend this hike if you’re ever in the area, [the view was fantastic](https://i.imgur.com/lSraMaX.jpg)). This meant getting up at 4/5am and beginning the hike a little bit before dawn. 

Temperatures were in the mid 40s and it was windy, especially as we got near the top. Wearing a pair of Strongdarts and my FCTJ over a Uniqlo U cotton tee, I was able to stay warm and regulate my temperature extremely well as I started moving and heating up, going from fully zipped up, to unzipping the front, to unzipping the pit zips as we made our way up the trail ([here’s a shot](https://i.imgur.com/V7a9ogE.jpg) partway up at dawn) and to the [summit](https://i.imgur.com/64tNCvL.jpg). With the sun out, temperatures were reaching the 60s by the time we made it back down. I changed out of the tee and Strongdarts and into a long sleeve dress shirt and chinos, but kept the FCTJ and wore it into my meetings. 

It was in one of those meetings that day that I found out there was an abrupt change of plans. Instead of working in San Francisco the next week, I was needed in Boston where the highs were in the high 30s / low 40s. I had planned to stay the weekend in SF and was already going to fly there that day, but I would be needed in Boston next Tuesday and of course I didn’t have anything packed for the cold...

Temperatures had hit the 70s by the time I left the office in the afternoon to catch my flight to SFO - yet with all the zips open I was only a little warm wearing the FCTJ while lugging a backpack and carry-on through LAX. That weekend I bought a Uniqlo heattech shirt and flew to Boston armed with only that and my FCTJ. [It snowed a few days](https://i.imgur.com/5FIo4SN.jpg) that week (albeit barely), and I never spent more than an hour walking around outdoors/waiting in line for ramen, but the jacket (and heattech) kept me warm and happy whenever I was outside.

Biking, hiking, client meetings, 30-40 degree temperature swings, and running to catch flights with a backpack + carry-on sprinkled everywhere in between. In the fall/winter/spring, it wasn’t even a question which jacket I should wear; I wore the hell out of my FCTJ every day knowing that it could take whatever I threw at it. It checks almost all the boxes for me, especially when compared to the

#Competition.

Before getting the FCTJ and a couple of times afterwards, I’ve looked into other insulated jacket options. The big ones that I’ve seen recommended a lot are the Patagonia Nano Puff, Veilance Mionn IS, Arcteryx Atom AR/LT, and Mission Workshop Northmar.

There’s a lot I could say about why I personally prefer the FCTJ to those options, but this retrospective is starting to become a manifesto so I’ll try and keep it brief:

* **Lack of pit zips.** One of the reasons I’ve been able to wear the FCTJ across so many situations and temperatures that reach the 70s is the ability to open up the pit/side zips to let air flow through. None of those other options have pit zips, which would make them more uncomfortable in highly active situations or warmer temperatures.

* **Pockets pockets pockets.** Almost every single insulated jacket I’ve seen on the market has two hand warmer pockets and an internal chest pocket. Not only do you have to unzip the jacket to access internal chest pockets, but anything you put in internal chest pockets has a tendency to press against your chest when fully zipped up since those pockets bulge inward. The external chest pocket on the FCTJ adds visual interest to the front and has a ton of capacity (you can see it [in this clip here](https://i.imgur.com/a0EuSW1.mp4)), and since it’s external it’s harder to feel objects placed inside. The cherry on top is the back stash pocket. While I don’t often use it, I’ve always appreciated the fact that it’s there when my other pockets are full. I most often used it for snacks at work, and boy can it hold a lot: [in this clip](https://i.imgur.com/8X2ftJK.mp4) you can see I’ve stuffed a pack of Oreos in there, and [in this one](https://i.imgur.com/5cfAXdJ.mp4) you can see it easily holding a bag of Sour Patch Kids.

* **TWO👏WAY👏ZIPS👏** If I can’t have pit zips, the least that I want in an insulated jacket (or any jacket) is two-way zips. One of my biggest pet peeves in a jacket is the bunching that happens when it’s fully zipped up and you’re sitting down - you can see an exaggerated version of what I’m talking about [in this clip](https://i.imgur.com/NjYwiCF.mp4). As someone who wears insulated jackets while sitting down while working from home, or who used to sit in the window seat on freezing planes and wanted to nap on a redeye or early morning flight, two-way zips are essential. One common complaint I hear about them is that they can be finicky to engage, but the two-way zip Outlier used in the FCTJ absolutely nails it - buttery smooth and engages just as fast as a one-way zip (in fact even faster than some one-way zips I have). [Zipping/unzipping clip here](https://i.imgur.com/FBZ9igM.mp4)

The last thing I’ll mention is that I really appreciate the matte look of the F.cloth face fabric. Unlike many of the other options there’s no synthetic sheen to it at all, so it looks really nondescript and unique amongst the sea of insulated jackets in the office during fall and winter. However, F.cloth is not without its

#Issues.

*F.cloth is described as strong, durable, and lightweight. And it definitely is all those things...except when it comes to abrasion. This is something I’ve encountered in the past on my New Way Shorts - the [hip area in both my shorts fuzzed up and pilled](https://imgur.com/a/SaEiNFx) after a velcro strap from a hip bag rubbed against it for weeks on a study abroad trip. I started seeing similar pilling on my FCTJ in the middle back area (direct sunlight shot [here](https://i.imgur.com/4xBcYb1.jpg), indirect natural light shot [here](https://i.imgur.com/x8xfwIj.jpg)), which I think came from mesh back office chairs. There’s also a [tiny bit of fuzzing](https://i.imgur.com/FNagqN4.jpg) on the [collar as well](https://i.imgur.com/K3eCrCu.jpg), which probably comes from rubbing against my hair. I can only imagine what a backpack with mesh straps would do to the shoulders, but it probably wouldn’t be pretty. 

I suspect this abrasion issue with F.cloth could be the culprit for the other problem: the insulation [has leaked](https://i.imgur.com/QV5aMmu.jpg) a bit through [the armpits](https://i.imgur.com/CUoHt1B.jpg). It’s not a lot and I haven’t noticed the jacket losing its warmth because of it, but both these issues make me more wary with the jacket around rough surfaces now. This seems like it might be an inherent problem with F.cloth itself - folks I’ve talked to who own the Alphacharge Track Jacket (which uses Ultra Ultra as the face fabric) haven’t experienced any leaking, although that uses Polartec 60 insulation vs. the Polartech 120 in the FCTJ so I’m not sure how that variable affects things.

These issues also highlight a concern about Outlier’s wildly experimental outerwear and smaller scale: the lack of a long-term warranty. Had any of those above issues happened to me with another brands’ insulated jacket like the Veilance Mionn or Patagonia Nano Puff, I could probably count on them to repair it or replace it with an entirely new one under warranty. Even if Outlier did offer replacements, I’m not sure if the FCTJ is ever coming back again so I don’t know how it could be replaced.

Lastly (and this is more of a personal preference thing and less an inherent issue with the materials) the jacket is definitely hefty, easily the heaviest out of all the other insulated jacket options I was considering. I don’t notice this heft at all while wearing it, but definitely do when I have to take it off and carry it. It also doesn’t pack down much at all, which could be an issue for people looking for an easily stowable jacket. 

#To conclude:

Despite the issues noted above, this is a piece that I see myself wearing for years and years to come. Outside of watching out for abrasion, I’ve never really thought about babying it at all throughout my hundred plus wears, and it still looks almost like it did after the first few weeks of wear when I wrote my first review. 

The whole concept of clothes that you can wear to climb a mountain and also wear to a Michelin star restaurant in the same day gets memed a lot here, but I feel like the FCTJ is the closest to that ideal in my wardrobe. I’ve literally worn it to summit Sandstone Peak in the morning, then to work in a business casual office during the day, then through an airport and a flight in the afternoon, and finally dinner at a restaurant in the evening, all in the same day. I’ve worn it underneath my Shelter from the Storm [while hiking](https://i.imgur.com/BfFZxjp.jpg), and also [on a flight](https://i.imgur.com/F1SIatD.jpg). I can wear it [casually around town](https://i.imgur.com/uNfweLH.jpg), or over business casual to the office and straight to the bar after work [to get drunk](https://i.imgur.com/dDPBiMU.jpg) with coworkers. 

I know planning and design for FW21 pieces is probably already underway, but I hope this can at least get the Outlier folks to think about bringing the track jacket form back this year. The FCTJ to me is quintessential Outlier: taking a simple idea (an insulated jacket), remixing it with a unique combination of materials (F.cloth, Polartec Alpha, Runweight Merino), and adding the finishing features (two way zips, pit zips, pockets) to create something that is truly distinct and can’t be found anywhere else. It’s pieces like this and the Shelter from the Storm that keep me invested in the brand and motivates me to write a nearly 3000-word long manifesto about some jacket that I like to wear for internet randos to read.

If you just skimmed through all this I don’t blame you; if you’ve made it this far, thanks for reading!

Back to the Future: A retrospective on the Futurecharge 120 Track Jacket a year+ later after over one hundred wears

I just bought some Uniqlo Supima cotton crew neck t shirts and the quality appears to gone downhill recently. The fabric is much thinner and not nearly as smooth as a few years ago. The fit is the worst part, the length is far far too short. 

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Daily Questions - ASK AND ANSWER HERE! - 25 August 2021

 First on the list in no particular order, we have the men's Plus J Supima cotton relaxed fit crewneck short sleeve t-shirt. If you're unaware, fashion designer Jill Sanders launched the Plus J collection back in 2009 and finally making a comeback with their new collection in 2021. You're looking at the Supima tee in a size M. Honestly not the greatest first impression

 Noticeable friction when I'm moving and walking around in this tee but it's not a deal breaker. You gotta remember that I'm comparing Uniqlo's standards here so it's still acceptable. Color in this is slightly on the tighter side which I love and it feels really really sturdy and the color in these are actually a pure white. Next up we have a fan favorite we have Uniqlo's Supima cotton crewneck short sleeve t-shirt priced at 39

90 ringgit. Also in a size M and actually I'm going to be wearing an M for all the tees so I'm not going to repeat myself so just keep that in mind. Noticeable friction when I'm moving and walking around in this tee but it's not a deal breaker. You gotta remember that I'm comparing Uniqlo's standards here so it's still acceptable

 You're looking at the Supima tee in a size M. Honestly not the greatest first impression. The fit feels slightly on the larger side which is strange because I'm wearing a size M and most of the other tees you're going to see is a size M and they fit close to perfect but this one is just a slight bit off. You can definitely see that the shoulder seam has passed my shoulder bone and keep in mind this is a relaxed fit not an oversized fit

Uniqlo's BEST White T-Shirt? | +J, U Oversized, U Airism, Supima Cotton, Dry, Raglan Half Sleeve

 It is thin to the point where the shirts are more difficult to fold cleanly, because the thinner fabric makes the shirt seem "warped". It's not really warped, thanks to overall build quality, just harder to handle because of how the weaker fabric behaves. I also don't particularly like the wider neck of the current design but this is just a matter of preference.

This batch of shirts has a larger/looser neck than the older model, as they noted in their description. The fabric is much thinner, comparable to their non-Supima, pre-packaged shirts. It is thin to the point where the shirts are more difficult to fold cleanly, because the thinner fabric makes the shirt seem "warped". It's not really warped, thanks to overall build quality, just harder to handle because of how the weaker fabric behaves

My "Yes" recommendation is conditional: This shirt is better than what many other places offer, but is not as good as the previous versions of the Uniqlo Supima T-shirt. It is recommended for people who like thin fabric. Those who prefer thicker fabric should avoid this.

Reduced quality but better than the competition

 I bought these at the recommendation of an online video, from a menswear style expert. They were touted as perfect fitting t-shirts, with enough room in the body, perfect length, and sleeves that lightly hug your biceps and come half way down your biceps in length. I thought I found what I was looking for, so I bought few of them. I gave 3 stars because the quality and feel of the material is great, and they are perfect in the body

I have been searching for the perfect fitting t-shirt. Everything I try is either too tight in the body if it fits good up top, or too big up top if it fits good in the body. I bought these at the recommendation of an online video, from a menswear style expert. They were touted as perfect fitting t-shirts, with enough room in the body, perfect length, and sleeves that lightly hug your biceps and come half way down your biceps in length

Disappointed

Not as good as they used to be - thinner, more scratchy, and less soft

I bought a bunch of these on sale and it was good buy but probably wouldn't again. That's not to say they are bad, but not for me. First, definitely size up, especially if you're meaty, like me. Even then the shirts are too short for my liking, it's not a matter of sizing, just the way its cut

 First, definitely size up, especially if you're meaty, like me. Even then the shirts are too short for my liking, it's not a matter of sizing, just the way its cut. 

Ok t's

Right out of the bag the shirt had a premium feel that I could appreciate. Immediately I could tell that the shirt was a bit short, but not deal-breaker short. Putting it on I was disappointed to realize I would need a XXL. I'm 6'3 and 225lbs; I'm not a small guy, but I'm not super large either

Seemingly great quality, spotty fit

Good quality, loose fit

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