This shirt is simply: okay. I am glad it was free, I don't really think it's worth $15. Maybe more like $5. It is a simple, plain black tee shirt which, I'm going to assume, is uni-sex. The cloth is pretty thin, more-so than other tee shirts I am used to wearing.

The ink or whatever used to make the lettering is pretty faint, I can see the tee shirt material right through it, and after a few goes in the dryer I am almost positive it will begin to flake and crack. Maybe this shirt is meant to be drip dry only; it is pretty tight and short, so I don't want it to shrink further anyway.

Normally I wear a size medium in women's tee-shirts; but I read the reviews and it is a really small fit, so I got an x-large. It's the same as a normal women's medium. I'm 5'11 in height, and it's too short for my liking. It meets right with my low cut jeans, so if I bend over people behind me are likely to see some crack. The sleeves are pretty long for a tee shirt, coming down a little past the middle of the upper arm. They are a little snug, also.

Across the front it displays, "I like things that go Vroom" in rainbow, and the Eden Fantasys logo. It's pretty cute. I seriously doubt I am going to wear it out in public. I think this will be a new night shirt for me. Personally, I would have liked to get a shirt that was true to its size labeling, but you can't win them all. I suggest buying this shirt two sizes bigger than what you would normally wear. Thank you Eden Fantasys for my new night tee shirt!!

I wore this shirt one time as a nightshirt. I washed it like the instructions stated to do and it shrunk up about an inch, so it no longer fits me comfortable to even wear as a nightshirt. I may just begin to use this as a dust rag. The only way I'd even order these as a free gift again is if edenfantasys gets shirts that are true to size. I mean, who wants to advertise their business on shirts that do not fit people correct? I don't understand.