I have a male body and have taken to wearing a lot of more-or-less "passable" clothes made for female bodies, largely because they tend to be far more soft and light and comfortable than anything made for men (I suspect that this is one way we maintain gender disparity in our culture: we can't have people in male bodies feeling too light and airy and feminine and free - who would fight the wars??).

*Ahem.* Wasn't I reviewing a t-shirt a minute ago? Oh yes...

So this shirt is very soft, light, and crazy comfortable. Apparently some have found fault with the stitching and I'd agree with that - or that there's *something* funky about the construction; the neckline hem might be a little wide for my taste, there's a little bulge in my shirt just below the point of the V-neck, and the stitching at the bottom of the V does look a little off-kilter and clumsy...but if I'm ever especially concerned with details like that, I can always put on one of my&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/50-00-Splendid-tees/dp/B016R92K7I/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">~$50.00 Splendid tees</a>&nbsp;instead. For something in this price range, though, I think this is a pretty fantastic shirt. Its lightness/comfort, see-through-ness and shortness make it feel very sexy to wear. In fact, one of the things that brought me to Amazon today was my intention to purchase several more of these shirts so I'll always have at least one clean and ready to wear.

*Update*: Turns out that at least some of my mild complaints about the finish of these shirts are of my own making: I ignored the care instructions, which are to hand wash in cold water and hang or line dry. I machine wash mine in cold water on the delicate cycle (I figure that's pretty much the same as hand-washing) and then tumble dry on extra-low heat...but I'm pretty sure that tumble drying is responsible for the bulge-y bit I described at the point of the V-neck. I'm also sure, though, that it makes these shirts come out far softer (and smaller!) than they would if they were hung dry, so imma keep doing that. But I think you'll notice fewer aberrations in the construction of the thing if you follow the care instructions. I'm pretty sure that's why they're there.  ;)

If you're thinking about it, I recommend buying and trying at least one of these to see what you think. They're fantastic, whatever sex your body may be.