“I own maybe six black shirts and they’re all a size too big. That was the system. My wife bought me a fitted navy polo two Christmases ago and it has never left the hanger. I ordered the FlexCore mostly out of stubbornness. First morning I put it on under that polo, looked in the mirror, and the shirt just hung. Straight down. Nothing bunching over my stomach, nothing catching on the sides. Wore it to a cookout that afternoon, 88 degrees, and by the second hour I’d forgotten it was on. The perforated middle actually breathes. Sizing by weight was dead on, I’m 196 and the 2XL fit right. Order what the chart says.”
Brandon L.
“Lost 74 pounds over two years. Nobody warns you about the loose skin. Every t-shirt I owned caught on it right above my belt, and that’s where people’s eyes went, I could watch it happen. The 3-zone thing isn’t just marketing. The stomach panel holds it flat and the long hem stays tucked when I sit, which was my biggest worry because I’m at a desk nine hours a day. Day one I wore a plain white tee to work. White. First time in ten years. The compression is firm, firmer than a regular undershirt, so give yourself a day to get used to it. Hang dry it like they say. Third week in and I just ordered two more in grey.”
Marcus R.
“My daughter’s graduation was in June. Six months out I was already dreading the photos. I’ve always had the chest thing, soft, pushes the shirt out, so I’d stand behind people or hold a jacket in front of me. Bought the FlexCore in May to test it before the day. Wore it under a fitted white button-down and my brother-in-law asked if I’d been working out. I had not. The chest panel holds everything flat and the shirt lays clean across the front. Stood in the front row for every picture. Didn’t think about my chest once. You can’t tell it’s there even with the top two buttons open.”
Robert K.