Where is the best place to buy decent affordable plain t's.

AsColour are great quality and the more you buy the cheaper they are.

Otherwise I hear American Apparel is good too

>>11044516
Alstyle Apparel has some spotty stitching if your lucky you get ones that were made in indonesia the mexico ones are fucking garbage.

American Apparel shrinks too much and is fit as it is.

Gildan is fucking cancer I throw away all my band shirts that are printed on gildan, oddly sized and over sized.

Old navy is lit. Everything else there is whatever but their tshirts 60/40 and feel and look great.

These are great too but avoid 100% cotton ones at all cost
http://www.amazon.com/Gildan-G800-DryBlend-T-Shirt/dp/B000BTWC8S

if yuo're going to buy t-shirts like the ones in your pic, you should probably just go back to /v/ or wherever you came from, because you're hopeless

>>11044516
I really dig the quality in Hanes shirts. I recommend their comfortblend ecosmart crewneck tee

>>11044614
Just a generic. I want pale for spring.

Zara has good colors

>>11044516
American apparel Hammer Tees
Continental clothing
Uniqlo

>>11044672
>Zara
>good

Toplel

i really like hanes tagless, buty true fav is thrift t shirts that have been washed 1000 with arm and hammer it makes its is fall so nicely and feel so soft

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just a general plain tee question:

where in the fuck can one find a (fairly) heavyweight longsleeve without these bloody cuffs
pref white or grey

>>11044797
aeropostle actually

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>>11044799
>3/4
>graphic

dangit

>>11044527
Can anyone comment on the fit of AS Colour shirts? Do they shrink much?

>>11044582
Old Navy is definitely a great option. I find their shirts fit me much better than some other brands, most of the time t's are too tight around my shoulders but Old Navy ones aren't. Very comfortable material and they hold up well.

>>11044805
maybe it was Hollister, one of those mall brands

>>11044582
>Gildan is fucking cancer
>Proceeds to recommend Gildan brand shirts

Really?

Uniqlo, cost nothing, looks good

>>11044727
All the shirts I've bought from American Apparel have been paper thin and feel cheap as shit. Are the hammer tee's any different?

Niggers gather 'round, I'll tell you the truth.

I've had plenty of shirts and they all suck, except for........
Oakley. I know, the gay mall ninja brand but it's true. Grab the ones with no graphics. They should be slim fit, size up. You'll also know it's them if they are 50% poly 50% cotton.


You'll thank me later

>>11044863
not him but the hammer tees are heavyweight cotton, mine came in the mail few days ago, theyre good trust me

>>11044582
What >>11044832 said; youre retarded

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>>11044727
>Uniqlo

benetton

>>11044516
Uniqlo Supima Cotton Ts feel great, wash well, and are 9.90/piece. only problem is a slightly boxy fit

>>11044516
Everlane is cheap and comfy, especially if you're tall and thin

https://www.everlane.com/collections/mens-tees/products/mens-crew-white

>>11044527
Be careful, I've found some of AA's t-shirts have really odd fitting. I'm 6'2" and even one of their smalls felt really long. Like, it came down to the bottom of my fly

>>11044797
uniqlo soft touch

Santee Alley in Downtown L.A.

Like 10 for $10.

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>>11045367
Listen to this guy, bought my first everlane tee 2 weeks ago and I love it. It's incredibly comfortable, light weight, and slim. They added a whole bunch of colors too, now if they'd just get to re-stocking spruce...

>>11044797
Uniqlo soft touch

simular question

where can i get decent basic pull over hoodies in the UK for cheap? Mos cheap places do zip-up ones but I think they look bad.

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Hey guys. I own a t-shirt company called TeeModo.com My company does customs work real cheap. Probably the cheapest in the world. I can wholesale blanks pretty cheap. I deliver all over the world but if you're looking for blank t's and live in N.America I can forward you some great deals. Check out my site teemodo.com and message me. Love to help

>>11047165
that fit looks like garbage though

I recommend a 50/50 blend. Gillian makes a great 50/50. It's long ( maybe an inch longer than most cotton t's) but it doesn't shrink. All cotton t's will shrink. I like the 50/50 gildanl blend as well because their sleeve lengths are a little shorert. On my site, I use stock model photos, i use the 50/50 blends to print with. They cost 50 cents more than 100% cotton, but when a cotton t shrinks after 1 wash its basically a throw away. It's basically the same t's old navy uses. Great quality and durability.

Sorry guys. GILDAN brand. F'n auto correct.