Acceptable given the price. Definitely not the same fabric weight and quality of the Eddie Bauer tees they replaced, but okay for an inexpensive everyday runaround shirt. Cut tends toward athletic, not full. Fit runs a size small, maybe a touch more after a couple of washes.

The material feels cheap and thin. It is also sort of stretched out at the bottom so it is shaped like a bell when wearing. It gets worse after first wash. Even though they are only 7 bucks, they make you feel like you got ripped off. Big thumbs down compared to the Eddie Bauer shirts.

As of 4/15/24, the webpage currently lists these t-shirts as the 60% Pima Cotton, 40% Polyester version. I bought a few of these in my local club expecting to get more of the this version because even though they start to pill badly after a few washes, they hold their shape well, maintain their color, and don't shrink. What I got, however, appears to be a new/different version that is 100% cotton (regular cotton, not pima) that shrunk so much that I thought I accidentally grabbed my wife's shirt and is completely unwearable for me. Even before the one and only wash, it felt a bit smaller than what I had previously. Please bring back the Pima Cotton version! It was truly one of the best t-shirts on the market. At >$10, it was like stumbling upon a life changing amount of buried treasure. I'd happily pay twice as much for that same quality if I had the chance again. For now, I'll keep wearing the ones I have since they've held up so well after two years of constant wear/wash/dry cycles. But I'd absolutely love some new ones. These current ones are beyond disappointing.

Very nice

For years I bought the Eddie Bauer T-shirts at Sams. Great shirts. Lasted very well. A few months ago, I bought what I thought were more EB T-shirts. Exact same location in store, same stacked box display. Similar enough that I didn't notice they were Member's Mark. After just a few washings, each of them (I bought 3, each a different color) started pilling a lot around the collar.. After 10 or so washings, they were so pilled that I donated them. By comparison, the Eddie Bauer T's have probably been washed 50-60 times and still look great. As I recall the EB T's were a buck or two more expensive. But, clearly they were made from superior fabric. You get what you pay for, I guess. I hope Sam's brings back the EB T's. These are a waste of money

After washing the Member's Mark Essential Crew New Tee t60% Pima Cotton 40% Polyester) the material balled up. Evidently the Eddy Bowers brand t-shirts were substituted with the Members Mark Brand. The tag did suggest machine cold on gentle cycle and tumble dry low. Did not have to with the Eddy Bowers brand.

Poor quality shirts. Great shirts at first but after washing they get covered with little lint balls all over them. I bought 2 of each color and all did the same. These are a waste of money, bring back the Eddie Bauer tshirts. Better quality and last for years.

Shrinks

As the saying goes, you get what you paid for. These are very inexpensive but they only last a summer working outdoors. The sun bleached the color which makes the faded color very obvious. After the summer, these are only good for working on the vehicle only to be discarded after it gets stained with oil. If I have to buy these after a summer I will invest in some name brand shirts.

The sizing on these shirts changed significantly in the past year. Manufacture was switched from Bangladesh to India. They are still good quality for a basic tee, but much smaller. The XXL in particular is now about three inches narrower from seam to seam compared to the old version. I do not know how other sizes are affected, but if you purchased these in the past and expect them to be the same, you may regret it. Image shows the new version of gray, on top of mostly hidden new green, on top of the old version of blue. All three are XXL purchased in store.