Today I am sharing my thoughts on the Hanes Men's ComfortSoft Crewneck T-Shirts I received . I should mention that I have been a Hanes customer for many, many years and I like to see that Hanes continues to improve their products.

These undershirts are Tagless which eliminates that itchy feel at the neckline. And the these T-shirts advertise new longer length resulting a T-shirt that stays tucked-in to reduce cool "backdrafts".

These T-shirts are packaged in 3's and I have seen value packages available at local stores. The front of the packaging has a small "window" to actually "Feel the Softness" which works quite well. And I did use the "Window" to verify the T-shirt material was soft, really soft.

Continuing with the packaging, I found Care Instructions, Comfort Guarantee and ways to contact Hanes if needed.

I am quite satisfied with the Hanes Men's ComfortSoft Crewneck T-Shirts. It is nice see a company that innovates and understands their needs customers.

Recently, I received Hanes Tagless Men’s Crew Neck T-Shirts for free for a product review. I have been a Hanes customer for years, so this product was familiar to me.
The shirts fit well. They are true to size (in my case large) and not baggy. The collar area remains intact and doesn’t bunch up. The 100% cotton is soft and feels great against the skin. No scratching. With the moisture wicking you do not feel sweaty all day.

I have several Hanes crews in colors other than white which I love to wear casually, but my everyday undershirts have always been white Hanes V-Neck T-Shirts, because wearing a shirt and tie is enough around my neck without an undershirt choking me. These Hanes Tagless Crews are just as comfortable as the V necks.

Hanes makes very good products and these tees are no exception.

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10 Things to Write About in a Letter

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Words: Christen Hammons
Photo credit: Annie Spratt

I can’t count how many times I’ve imagined myself sitting at my desk, a beautiful fountain pen poised over carefully chosen stationery as I begin to write a letter to a friend. In these daydreams, the words flow freely. My steaming cup of coffee goes cold and untouched as the words keep coming. I know just what to say and how I want to say it.

The reality is that the words don’t come. I sit at my desk, tapping my pen and anxiously sipping that steaming cup of coffee as I try to figure out what to write. Letter writing is something that is so romanticized, it hardly seems right to send someone an account my day. Surely I can find something better to write about.

Whenever it comes to writing, whether it’s in my journal or in a letter to a friend, I often turn to prompts to help guide me. I keep a long list of them and scroll through it until something calls out to me. If, like me, you’ve longed to have a letter-writing practice, here are some of my favorite things to write about when nothing else comes to me.

10 Things to Write About in a Letter

1. A moment of kindness you witnessed while people-watching

I mostly wear all cotton shirts, and this is no different. I like wearing cottona nd I think this shirt feels good to wear, as well.

It might seem big at first, but after washing, it shrinks, as most cotton items do, and it is about what I expected the size to be. I always make sure to wash before checking the size. The size and fitment is what I"m used to for undershirts like this and it met my expectations.

The fabric smoothness is about in the middle in terms of feel. It's a littl esmoother than some shirts I have, but not exceptionally smooth. Though, I do like shirts with a slight texture and sturdiness.

The shirts met my expectations, so I'm happy with them. I will happily keep wearing these daily