I picked up a pack of these brand new in the pack at our local Goodwill Outlet AKA Bins that sells by the pound so I paid probably a little over a dollar for these! These shirts feel nice and soft but not enough to justify the 28 dollar price tag I've seen if you buy them at a real store. I've gone to thrift stores weekly and have owned several hundred vintage shirts from the 1970's and 1980's that are much, much softer. Buttery soft. These Dockers shirts are basically like Hanes but a little tiny bit softer. These shirts are fairly long so you can tuck them in but not long enough to look strange if you decide against wearing the shirt tucked in. These shirts are quite a slim fit. If you are a bigger guy I'd advise ordering a size or two larger than normal. If you have a tummy you might also not like these. I think they are okay but I still like regular $4 Fruit Of The Loom plain tees as well. I would not advise drying these shirts as they are cotton and all 100% cotton shirts shrink a size down unless the shirt has some polyester which these don't. I hang dry my shirts and clothes so my stuff doesn't shrink up. If you are looking for cheap white shirts I'd advise checking your local thrift store like Value Village or Salvation Army because plain tees are usually really low in price, probably a dollar or two a shirt at most and most places have Hanes but you can usually find more expensive white shirts like these Dockers as well.

I'm giving these Dockers shirts 4 stars. They are a nice plain shirt that feel okay. They aren't amazingly buttery soft like some old shirts. At 28 dollars I wouldn't buy them. I'd buy the 4 dollar Fruit Of The Loom plain tees as there isn't much of a difference and I like the durability of the Fruit Of The Loom tees.  These Dockers white shirts are thicker than a regular undershirt just so you know. They are more a regular tee shirt and not a super thin undershirt.

4 stars.