Grunt Style makes it a point to say that you don’t need to be a veteran to wear their clothes, but if you wear an Operation Iraqi Freedom t-shirt and you’ve spent more hours playing Call of Duty than being in the military, you’re a certified dweeb. Some designs give off tough guy who complains about his job vibes, and because I’m not a veteran, it feels a bit strange to be wearing the Assaulting Flag on my arm. Because the shirts are slimmer and more fitted, the extra size up will give your torso a little more breathing room, but the arms and chest will still look fitted. The shirts do shrink a bit in the wash, so if you’re heavier-set, you may want to size up once to allow for a bit of shrinkage.
Also, if you’ve ever had an issue with shirts picking up a distinct odor that several washes can’t get rid of, that’s not an issue you’ll face here. They’re a 60/40 cotton-poly blend which is a great mix for comfort and colorfastness. The sleeves are slimmer and more fitted than most t-shirts you’d find at big national retailers, which ends up making your arms look better. The t-shirts fit really well, and I especially thought the fit was flattering across the chest and shoulders. Grunt Style sent me three of their most popular t-shirts: the Cyber Skull, This We’ll Defend, and Whiskey Helps designs.
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