Lands' EndMen's Cotton Supima Mock Turtleneck
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Web ID: 16694920410 reviewssorted by Newest
Great item but...
I've given this a 4* rating because the quality of the garment was very high. Unfortunately, it was much too big for my husband ... too wide, too long. I had to return it.
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Response from Lands' End
Thank you for taking the time to write a review We really appreciate it. If you would like any garment measurements or help with sizing, please do not hesitate to contact us
Good Purchase
It took almost a month for it to be delivered but it fits well, and looks and feeld good.
Recommends this product
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Charcoal Grey is NOT COTTON!
The Dark Charcoal mock neck IS NOT 100% COTTON! Stop lying!! After washing it had more static charge than an electric pole. Very disappointed. Don't lie to your trusted customers. (Dark blue is cotton. And I can feel it with my skin). I buy these mock necks for myself since the woman's version is too skimpy and tight.
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Great Polo shirt
Love these polos. Cotton and wash well. Brown is a coffee shade rather than chocolate shade.
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Response from Lands' End
Thank you for the great feedback. We are glad that you are happy with this Polo Shirt and we appreciate your comment with regards to the colour
Exactly what I was looking for
Exactly what I was looking for. More upscale than simple t-shirt material. Fit great and extremely comfortable. Will be ordering more colors shortly.
Recommends this product
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Great features
Bought this for my husband and he really likes the fit and feel of the supima cotton. Will buy again in other colors. Waiting for green.
Recommends this product
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Shiny material
This supima cotton is shiny. Eww. I'm returning it. Shiny cotton? Just ew.
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Perfect fit, great hand, priced right, with the discount. Why not add red and a soft yellow?
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