Some men need a longer body; others need less upward pull from the armhole. A shirt that starts long and travels far can expose more than a shorter tee that stays put. Compare the starting...

Long sleeves on a short-sleeve gym tee can look good standing but sit right in the elbow crease when you bend. A heavy hem there can fold repeatedly during training. The useful length is the...

A boxy tee offers a wide body but can put a sleeve seam farther down the arm. An athletic cut often trims the waist and brings the sleeve closer. Which moves better depends on where...

An overhead press exposes the relationship between sleeve, armhole and body length. A tee that rises as one piece can uncover the waist even if it hangs low between sets. Extra hem length alone cannot...

The shirt that feels easy before your first set can cling once the fabric is damp. Cotton absorbs moisture, and even a substantial jersey can lie close when wet. Start with enough clearance at the...