Is the getting in trouble for Cut Above shirts a fun joke, or are people really getting hassled. Is there documented disciplinary action?

I switched to them last year after getting a wicked rash from the last junk we had, and never looked back. Maybe I am just lucky to not be approached yet, but have no problem explaining it's for health and safety reasons if anyone gave me a hard time. As long as I look sharp and represent well, that should be all that matters right?

Are the new AA shirts better? I can't believe this is even a conversation.