Best fitting crew necks

I think left happens if you size down, right happens when you size up. I rarely encounter that problem

>>12387008
Thats what i was thinking at first but the shirt on the left is clearly looser than the shirt on the right

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Depends on your build, but also brand. I find the cheapest brands usually have smaller neck openings so maybe look for slightly higher end shirts

j crew

>>12387144
>tfw you have to wear a boat neck as a crew neck.

>>12386504
Honestly bro get mossimo from target. The quality and cut has varied a bit over the years but it's pretty solid atm

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>>12387164
>j crew broken in
this desu senpai. i have several styles (slim, regular, garment dyed) and they all fit me well. factory ones are pretty good too.

>>12387164
>>12387400
I've noticed a little bit of inconsistency in the way their tees fit. Nonetheless I still agree. I have a couple plain heather grey tees from them that fit perfect. I size up to M in their slim-fit and it's the perfect mix of not too tight, not too loose.

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>>12387507
yeah same, but nothing too bad. the heathers are definitely looser, M slim sounds bretty good tho. theres a sale going on @ jcrew factory, washed tshirts for $10 (never tried these), garmend died for $16.50

>>12386504
Hanes

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I've been wearing these Bayside pocket shirts lately. They're very much an 'industrial' type of garment; the cotton is a noticeably heavy weight and the cut is what I've been told is more traditional (slightly rectangular, narrow torso and broader shoulders), which fits well on my body at least. They look substantial enough that I usually can wear them alone tucked into some chinos and not look too pedestrian.

Does anybody know where I can cop heavy white cotton T-shirts that have this sorta "heavy" feel to them?
I'm a leaf btw

>>12386504
Velva Sheen makes the most high quality tees and they have a loss neck like pic on the right

Shirts of thinner/lighter materials usually have looser neck openings. You'll have more luck going with slightly higher-end tees for a similar fit/neck opening. 'T by Alexander Wang' and 'Alex Mill' have some nice ones, but even some cheap ones like Calvin Klein can have similar fits and necklines.

Jockey slim fit crewnecks from the bay have been GOAT for me. Fit perfect top to bottom and are 3 for 30

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anybody know w2c rides shirt?

Contrastingly, where can I get plain white t shirts with tight collars?

I can't honestly seem to find any. I just want a t shirt that shows a little bit under my sweater

UK btw