I received the shirt as a free gift when I purchased my first order (why not, it is originally worth $15), so I am not going to gripe too much considering I did not waste any money on it.

However, the shirt does run several sizes too small. I customarily wear size small, but I might actually have wanted to get medium or large. That aside, the fabric is very soft and it is nice to wear. It has a sort of silky texture to it and the printed bits are quite durable (also, unlike some printed shirts, the ink had no pungent smell and you can wear it straight out of the box). I have washed it several times and I've noticed no fading and no peeling. However, I would caution that you should not wash it in extremely hot water (but it is fine to wash it with whites and other colours, I had no issue with that).

My main problem is that with the fit and the nature of the fabric it does cling to you. So it would probably make a good undershirt (especially, I have found, under a chest binder to prevent chafing). The seams are sewn in a way that minimizes chafing under the arms, especially with the slippery fabric.

I would definitely wear it around the house, but not out and about (which defeats the purpose of advertisement, doesn't it?). It's simply too tight. It isn't even an issue of the shirt's content, which is actually quite tame (considering the company).

It is a cute design, though, so I would be inclined to wear it more often, if it actually fit. But again, no loss since I didn't put any money into the actual product. It seems that EdenFantasys should either watch their next stock for inconsistencies or put up a corrected sizing chart.

It's really depressing how I never wear this shirt. I thought that with the texture of the cloth it would eventually stretch out over time. I wasn't so lucky. It's just there, in the back of my drawer, never to be touched again.