Talk Birdie Unisex Classic T-Shirt

It's 100% cotton (or cotton blend depending on color), which feels softer and more natural than synthetic performance fabrics. You won't get the advanced moisture-wicking of a $75 Nike Dri-FIT, but you also won't get that plastic-y feel or static cling. Cotton breathes naturally and feels comfortable for casual rounds, range sessions, and the 19th hole. If you're walking 18 in 95-degree heat, you might prefer technical fabric. For normal rounds and casual golf wear, cotton is more comfortable. It's the difference between a performance jersey and a comfortable t-shirt you actually want to wear off the course too.

The screen printing is commercial-grade and will last hundreds of washes if you follow basic care (wash inside-out in cold water, tumble dry low or hang dry). Screen printing is far more durable than heat transfers or vinyl that cheap novelty shirts use. You'll likely wear out the fabric before the print fails. Most customers report the graphics still look sharp after a full season of weekly washing. Just avoid bleach and high heat which can degrade any print over time. Treat it like any quality graphic tee and it'll last for years.

Unisex means it's cut with a relaxed fit that works for both men and women, though it's slightly more masculine in the shoulder and chest area than a women's-specific cut. Women typically order their normal size for a relaxed fit, or size down one for a more fitted look. It's not a baggy men's shirt with a "unisex" label slapped on — it's actually designed with both body types in mind. Check the size chart for specific measurements. Most female golfers find it comfortable and flattering, especially if they prefer athletic/casual fit over ultra-fitted styles.

Expect minimal shrinkage (3-5%) after the first wash, which is normal for 100% cotton. Pre-shrinking helps but doesn't eliminate it entirely. To minimize shrinkage, wash cold and tumble dry low or hang dry. Most customers report it fits true to size after one wash and then stays consistent. If you're between sizes or prefer looser fit, size up one. If you want a more fitted look, order your normal size and expect slight shrinking to create the perfect fit. The sizing is designed accounting for normal cotton behavior.

Depends on the course. Most public courses and casual clubs allow clean, collared or non-collared shirts. Private clubs and resort courses often require collared shirts only. This is a casual t-shirt, not a polo, so it's best for laid-back courses, range sessions, practice rounds, and off-course wear. If you're playing a country club or high-end resort, bring a polo. For muni courses, daily fee tracks, and casual rounds with buddies, this is perfectly appropriate and you'll see plenty of golfers in similar casual shirts.