uniqlo vs ascolour

What about asos?

buy one of each then decide for yourself
cuts/quality of tshirts are pretty subjective/personal. it depends on what kind of body type you have, whether you like thicker or thinner cotton, whether you like them form fitting or loose, etc. they're super cheap at both places. just buy them both.

>>12072787
oh. ur right.

>>12072787
was going to type this but you worded it much better than i wouldve ever worded it

>>12072783
Asos is absolute shit compared to uniqlo, can't say for ascolour.

I find that the Uniqlo tees arms are not as loose as I like.

don't buy anything marled from ascolour, it pills almost immediately

in terms of fit i feel asc is better if you're taller, uniqlo's tees are a little short
in terms of cotton, both are obv really cheap, uniqlo is thinner but feels smoother on the skin
one thing i've noticed about asc t-shirts is that the collars get fucked up a lot easier if you don't fold them right
asc has more colours

>>12072841
oh i forgot, uniqlo has the uniqlo-u/lemaire t-shirts as well which fit looser and a little longer, but they aren't available all year round and don't have as much stock

>>12072762
Next Level + Alternative Apparel are better.

>>12072783
KYS

i bought some ascolour tees and uniqlo at the same time and i like my ascolour ones wayyyyyy better

>>12073128
this desu