Think women can wear these shirts?
22252
That was a good question which honestly I couldn't answer. So I went and put my sons on. If your chesty it's not anymore uncomfortable then a sports bra. Other than that it just feels like a Lycra fitted shirt.
22253
Not sure how the sizing would work, the shirts are very tight so whatever you have on or don't have on is going to show. If its what you want to try to wear go for it!
22254
Yes we can wear the men's shirt. I can somewhat for my husband's shirt because of my breast, his shirt is an XXL. But if I were to buy one for myself I would buy an XL. And if I'm not mistaken they do have some for women.
22255
I guess they could...I am not sure how they would fit or how the sizing would go. THese are compression shirts and are meant to be very tight. I normally wear a size large in UnderArmour shorts and got extra large in this short and it is still tight. I hope this helps.
455689
Yes, I wear a bra and tank top underneath. I think the top underneath is optional and others may not wear one, but I would definitely wear a bra.
1120964
Yes, you could. It isn't as hot as I thought it would be. It is tighter than most t-shirts and I had get used to wearing it. You may have to wear it for a few short periods before trying to wear it all day.
1458668
Not unless the shirt is very large and untucked. The pouch on the side hangs down close to the beltline and would be very uncomfortable under a tucked in shirt. Think jacket rather than shirt.
1714050
My husband has a these and I borrow them quite often. They fit me pretty well too :) however they do make some meant for women!
174239
As long as they are not too bulky, most likely yes. Like 2 x t-shirts, 2 x khaki shorts, 2 x pants, 2 x izods, 1 set of deck shoes...no problem
1884821
No, I don't think so. They're pretty light. But, I a guy, so I'm not sure for women.
2086952
Yes, have gotten numerous positive feedback from women users. Another good alternative is the MIR womens vest, this vest is specifically designed for women users.
1085654
If you wore a loose shirt or tunic over it, you probably could wear it at work! It might feel bulky though; you could always wear it for part of the day and take it off :^)
1606055
Yes. They seem to be unisex. It is just a matter of getting the correct size. I am female, so I can't say for sure that they fit men & women exactly the same.
1370222
They would probably be a little too big for an A cup bra. They might stick out of the bra on the sides if the bra is smaller than a B cup.
1549578
I would imagine you could but if it's on a white shirt it will surely show. But I think you could, it would work.
1457624
Yes; they are not anatomically correct, but 'gender-neutral' under their clothes. One could be dressed in blue.
525275
Yes, I think you could. As long as the shirt isn't too thin. I wore it under a short sleeve work shirt a few times and no one noticed . The center circle seems to be hard plastic. No metal that I can see. Overall I like the product
775246
I would think so, but the fabric has a little give... It's tshirt material on the shirt part but the skirt is tulle.
131966
Can't say for sure - for women they work great; however, there is nothing to my knowledge that would preclude a man from wearing them. With Amazon, you can almost always return an item that doesn't work out!
1048311
No these are not for that purpose. They are mainly so you can stick your clothes to yourself so you don't reveal anything you don't want to be revealed. (Like when bending over and you have a loose blouse, you don't want to show your breasts/bra.)They are not strong enough or large enough to lift up breasts.