It is with great sorrow that I write of the passing of the MODERN t-shirt. The Modern t-shirt will be greatly missed by all who knew it. I have been wearing the MODERN shirts in size M for years. I wear them too work daily and often add a sweater or zip up jacket in the colder months. I have loved t...he softness of the cotton:modal material, and the fact that never lose their shape or their colour. It is actually the shirt that brought me back to the GAP. I recently hit a sale and purchased 8 of these in various colours (black, navy, brown and white). Today, I am sadly returning them all. They are no longer the same shirt. The cut is not the same. This length of this shirt no longer hits at the mid-hip region but rather hits high up on the hip, just below the belt (top of the pocket). For some this may not be an issue but for others who may need to actually move during the course of a day the shirt rides up and shows my first jelly roll. The other issue is the length of the sleeves. The sleeves are too long. Not by much but definitely by enough that this shirt looks and feels awkward as it hits the bend of the elbow. I do not know if it is the length of the sleeve that is longer or that the material of the shirt is cheaper and not able to hold the shoulder firmly thus allowing the sleeve to sag. Either way, I do know that short shirts with longs sleeves are not flattering. This brings me to my third point of contention, the material of the Modern shirt. I have noticed this slowly over the years and had added a thin cotton tank top but as another reviewer mentioned the material is much cheaper in this version. Yes the tag continues to say 58% cotton, 39% modal and 3% spandex....but not all cotton is created equal, and after looking into it a little, not all modal is created equal either. The old shirts were soft, durable and kept their colour. These new shirts feel rough, cheap and are likely not to keep their shape or their colour. So sad...