Made for overweight people

I have 10-15 year old Fruit of the Loom white T's that are my favorite undershirts. They fit me like a glove, are made of quality material, and are very comfortable. This current cut of shirt is horrendous; I immediately threw them in the garbage after giving it 2 cycles through the washer/dryer to see if it helped.You see, a fit-to-moderately-fit person will not fit into these shirts. I'm a basic 170 lb, 6' frame and typically wear medium shirts. A decade ago these shirts fit perfectly. Now, I lay my old cut of Fruit of the loom on top of these new ones and what do I see? There's about 2 inches of extra fabric in width. Basically, unless you are overweight, this will basically fit like wearing a square cardboard box.Not only that, they managed to completely screw up the sleeves. The new sleeves hitch up about 2 inches higher than their old cuts, making it so that it constantly cuts into your armpit. Furthermore, they somehow attached X-large sleeves onto the medium shirt. If you don't have bodybuilder arms, you will have 2 sails flapping off of either arm. Heck, look at the official pics on the website and you can see this; even the super-cut models wearing these t-shirts are somehow made to look awkward.CAVEAT: If you are less than 5'8", have a greater than 36" waist, short arms, and like baggy shirts, this is the one for you (medium would fit perfectly). Otherwise, you'll have to stick to ancient t-shirts, or designer undershirts (i.e. Calvin Klein) to get something that actually fits. All of the basic American brands (Hanes, Fruit) seem to cut their shirts the same now.