what brands produce the best tees for the best quality/price?

>>11745089
Jil Sander

>>11745089
Blanc essentials, only do black and white for now but theyre the best ive owned so far

>>11745089
Uniqlo Airism still the best

I got a 6 year old GAP shirt in great condition, so I would say GAP, but a lot could've changed in 6 years.

>>11745089
try ascolour

>>11745226
Unfortunately it doesn't look like they ship to the US.

>>11745126
patrician af

>>11745089
I picked up a 3 pack of Lucky grey crew neck tees. Lasted 3 years so far. Threw one out after I vomited on one, lost one on vacation. Still have one comfy soft set me back less than twenty bucks.

Let me know if you have any questions, fit or otherwise, happy to help. I started Pistol Lake.

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>>11746750
Skinny twink models when? Muscle dudes dont work for me

>>11745089
Yo I love Pistol Lake stuff, but in what world are they "relatively cheap"?

any experience with cos?

>>11747042
I like their fits, but the collars on some of my tees get wrinkly and twisted

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>>11747002
the future is now

>>11747029
$30 is a great price for a quality tee. anything above that and you're paying for the brand. paying $5-10 for a tee will just net you a cheap rag with holes in it.

>>11745392
This, I ordered from them and while they were a little longer, the quality was still nice.

No ones tried the American giant tees?

>>11745089
everlane, well at least their stuff for women is awful.

there supima ts are complete shit too

fanmail are great, ethically made and reasonably priced considering, last time i checked there were still some tees from them with 70% off on ln-cc. sunspel are also a great classic t-shirt, you do slightly pay for the brand given it's longevity and reputation but still so worth it, their shit lasts forever and a day and feels so nice.

James Perse for making classics that you can buy season after season

>>11747322
really. good to know. How about their air crews? They're completely sold out, which indicates maybe those are nice.

>>11747334
I would still fuck it up in the dryer like I do with every expensive tee, for some reason I keep buying them.

>>11747720
it selling out isn't really an indication of it being good desu some of the shirts i didn't like were out of stock for a while
the only shirts ive tried from everlane were
>the box cut tee
my fave from them have in 3 colors would rate a 6/10
>ryan pocket t
nice rayon material holds up okay after wash

since i had decent experience with those first 2 orders i went back to try more stuff..

>the supima cotton crew
2/10 goes to complete shit after one wash
>the supima cotton u neck
even worse than the crew since the u neck is already slouchy it looked terrible

whats the best bulk brand of white t shirts I can buy? Hanes, Fruit of the Loom, etc...they're just fucking t shirts, I'd rather spend my money on more expensive items

>>11745089
just bought a next level apparel t
decent fit and cheap

gildan heavy blend

yall silly tryhards

>>11747042
I own a couple of their plain t-shirts and they're quite good for the money (15€).

>>11745392
they say preshrunk but i swear to fuck after shoving one in a dryer it got shorter
i dont really mind tho it was too long and now its just right

>>11748310
this or FOTL Heavy, FOTL Super Premium

>>11745260
bro that's underwear

>>11748779
yeah it is but if you size up one you get to normal sizes and its reallyy comfy and light and good for sports

>>11746750
Just placed my first order with you guys a couple days ago after seeing positive reception online. What's considered a customer favorite/staple over at your site?

>>11745551
ayy I actually emailed them and they will ship to the US if you hit them up.

Thoughts on J.Crew?

American Apparel is good, retard. They're not the best, but they're consistent at least.

>>11750240
Used to be good, now trash for tees.

banana republic is pretty decent, at least in the long sleeve t department. hard to find anyone that ships to canada without the duty charges though, any american company will add like $20 to already expensive total

>>11750240
Don't listen to this guy>>11750256
Broken-in tees are GOAT.

>>11747170
So Yeezy then?