Anyone have experience with any of their stuff?

>>11935951
yeah, i own two tees.
what do you want to know?

>>11935976
Just wanna know about the quality really. I want a nice, basic, high quality hoodie for when I don't give a shit. I thought about getting one of the f/w16 ronin ones but these I don't have to import or vie for and they're having a sale right now.

>>11935990
Can't tell you much about their sweats/ hoodies since i don't own any of them. But the quality of the tees is great. But they are Contintental Clothing OEM.

>>11936013
>But they are Contintental Clothing OEM.
Is that supposed to be a positive?

>>11936030
Depends on how you see it.
i got the tees on sale for like 15 Euro each. i bought them because of the Design/ Print.
They are as i said before made by Continental, Model is N03.
You can get these for around 11 Euro. So i paid 4 extra for a nice quality print, which is totally fine for me.
Continental offers pretty decent quality Basics and is the Manufacturer for a lot of Labels/ OEMs.

>>11936041
...their Logo Hoodies for example seem like CC-N51P to me. Garment is also the same (80% Cotton 20% Polyester / 320 g/m2)
you can get these unbranded for around 29 Euro

>>11936049
Oh damn, definitely not gonna pay 50€ for an imprint. Thanks, man.

>>11936041
>>11936049
Oh right, speaking of. Do you know any other high quality European OEMs?

>>11936071
no problem

>>11936098
Continethal clothing and their Earthpositive is great. They offer differnet cuts/ fits and fabrics, you can check the measurements and weight on their site - continentalclothing.com.
They also have an own organic label called Earthpositive. All of their stuff is Fairtrade if that is important for you.

then there is Stanley&Stella which is pretty much the same as CC/ Earthpositive
- stanleystella.com

American Apparel also has some high quality stuff such as their Hammer Tees for example. stuff is made in the US and if you are a student you get nice discounts - americanapparel.net

Trigema and nakedshirt are also good, but i don't own any of their garments

Others which are one tier lower are SOLs/ Gildan/ B&C.
Own some SOLs Tees, fit is great, sadly fabric is as thin as H&M/ most Zara stuff, however they did not peel or lose their form so the quality is better than the stuff from fast fashion stores.

>>11936164
you seem to know your stuff, so i would like to know your opinion on fruit of the loom t-shirts. ive had a black super premium t for a few years now and its by far my favourite tshirt, it has developed this washed out look over the years and the material feels great

>>11936238
don't own any fruit of the loom products, so can't compare.
but the fabric of the Super Premium T-shirt seems good. Nice thick cotton. but can't rate the fit, stitching etc because i don't own it. But they seem solid and cheap, i may order some.

AA Hammer Tee is of the same weigth and also cotton, cut is straight stitching is solid.
The CC N03B Fitted Tee is even thicker fabric (240g/mm2) and CC quality is usually very decent. Fit ist slightly tailored cut.