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Originally Posted by slstr 

The UK online store has been up for several years, they still haven't got the hang of restocking properly, so... I doubt it.

So much for hope  .  .  .

What's the difference between the two versions of the v neck t-shirt?
 

MEN DRY PACKAGED V NECK SHORT SLEEVE T SHIRT

$5.90

MEN DRY PACKAGED V NECK SHORT SLEEVE T SHIRT

$5.90

In the description of the first one, it says: "This quality V-neck T-shirt features great looking silhouette and longer length."

But the shirts don't differ in length very much according to their respective charts.  The shoulders and body are consistently wider in the first model, making it larger overall instead of simply longer.  In fact, the medium is the same length in both models, but the shoulders and body are .4" and .3" wider in medium for the first one.

My intention here is not to nitpick the measurement charts for variances of human error, but rather to question why there are two pages for what appears to be the same product, one slightly larger than the other.  I'm looking for a v-neck and have no experience with Uniqlo, but I've read good things about their fit.

The second model is listed as "New" in the online store, even though it appears to be the same old basic t-shirt.  That worries me.  Has the fit of these v-necks remained essentially unchanged these past few years or is it being "updated" from time to time?  I need to know if the recommendations that got me here are outdated.

If anyone has experience with Uniqlo v-necks please speak up.  I'd appreciate your input.

I have no idea how to answer your question but your icon is fucking awesome.

imho that chart is very accurate

lol 
Pig Farmer's icon really is awesome.

What's up with the new build on Uniqlo jeans? 72% Cotton, 26% Polyester, 2% Spandex? Gross. 

http://shop.uniqlo.com/uk/goods/075760

New for SS.