I received this for free when it was one of the gifts that came with any order, and I really like it. I don't know that I'd be as pleased with it if I had paid its current price of $15, but as a free gift, it's great. It's a 100% cotton black shirt that says "I like things that go VROOM" across the chest with the Eden Fantasys logo underneath it. Each letter of the word "VROOM" is placed in a different color square, giving the shirt a splash of color that it wouldn't have if it were just white writing with the logo. I love that it's not too explicit to wear out in public (after all, it could be referring to cars!), though I don't know that I'd feel comfortable wearing it to a family reunion or somewhere else where someone might question me about its meaning.

My primary complaint is that it's very thin. It's very soft and comfortable to wear, but if you hold it up to the light, you can see completely through it. I'd definitely wear an undershirt if I were going out in public, particularly if I had on a bra that was any color but black. The upside to the thinness of the material is that it feels great on a hot day.

I have worn it a few times now and it's held up surprisingly well--due to the thinness of the material, I figured it wouldn't survive more than a couple of trips through the washing machine, but it hasn't developed any holes, fading, or tears (knock on wood). I wash it turned inside out with dark clothes on medium heat, and dry it on low heat. The letters seem to be of good quality and have not peeled or cracked at all. I like that the sizing tag is very small (less than .5" x .25")--it's placed at the neck and I can't even feel it when I wear it, whereas most shirt tags irritate my skin and I end up having to cut them off.

I ordered a small shirt and I found the sizing to be comparable to t-shirts I've purchased elsewhere. From armpit to armpit, it is 16" (as compared to 13.5" on a "girly small" from Threadless and 15" on a small unisex t-shirt from American Apparel). From the front of the collar to the bottom of the shirt, it measures 22" (the Threadless shirt is 19.5" and the American Apparel one is 23.5")--it goes down to a little bit past my hipbones and fits comfortably without pulling up. It's not quite as loose as most small unisex t-shirts, which is probably the source of some of the complaints I've seen regarding sizing--I'd say it fits closer to a medium or large "girly fit" shirt that clings slightly tighter to one's body. I love that the collar isn't too tight--I don't ever feel like I'm being choked when I wear it, and I'm the type that often finds myself tugging shirt collars away from my neck.

The shirt is still great. I haven't noticed any fading of the text despite repeated wears and washings. I think it might have even gotten a little softer after washing it a few times!