Lucky Brand Men's Venice Burnout V-Neck Tee

I recently purchased the men's Lucky Brand Venice burnout v-neck t-shirt and I must say, it has quickly become one of my favorite shirts. The burnout design gives it a cool and edgy look, perfect for casual outings or even a night out with friends.The material of this shirt is incredibly soft and comfortable. I love how it feels against my skin - it's lightweight and breathable, making it perfect for the warmer months. The fit is also spot on. It's not too tight or too loose, but just right for a relaxed and laid-back look.The v-neck adds a touch of style to the shirt, and I appreciate the attention to detail that Lucky Brand has put into its design. It's a versatile piece that I can easily pair with jeans or shorts for a casual and effortless outfit. The quality is also exceptional, as it has held up well after multiple washes without any signs of fading or shrinkage.Overall, I highly recommend the men's Lucky Brand Venice Burnout v-neck t-shirt. It's comfortable, stylish, and of great quality. It's definitely a must-have which is why I purchased multiple colors!

Comfortable, fits well, fabric is quality, stretches around chest and shoulders well, and overall good shirts.

Super comfortable, awesome look and feel, the color selection are great, muted, just right for relaxing and lounging- be careful though your gf will start taking them for their our use 🤗.

My husband likes the shirt, though he said there’s nothing special about it. Fits well overall. Is as expected

These shirts are very soft and comfy. I'm weird about fabric textures but these are perfect. They do tend to run a bit large, so if normally XL, consider buying a L

This is exactly what a tee shirt should be like. This is a quality name brand item.

This shirt is sized just right and the fabric is soft and comfortable yet durable!

The fit and feel of these shirts are really great, and I have several of them. They're the best T-shirts I've ever felt against my skin. However, they easily pill and look terrible after washing them a few times. Every time I want to wear one now, I have to thoroughly "brush it out" to get rid of the hundreds of tiny little balls of lint that form all over it, and even that doesn't help all that much.