Best plain t shirts
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The thing with ASOS, as well, is that they carry brands and their own line up so there is always a great deal of variety.
ASOS and Primark plain/cheap tees are awful, they're thin and partially see through!
I've got a few H&M organic cotton or something tees, they're nice IMO.
E.g. http://www2.hm.com/en_gb/productpage.0229656023.html
I've got a few H&M organic cotton or something tees, they're nice IMO.
E.g. http://www2.hm.com/en_gb/productpage.0229656023.html
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been wanting to try one for years, didn't realise they were now available
http://www.thethreadsmiths.com/collections/all-products/products/the-cavalier-mens-black-t-shirt
if they work, then no need for coat when it's only a bit wet.
http://www.thethreadsmiths.com/collections/all-products/products/the-cavalier-mens-black-t-shirt
if they work, then no need for coat when it's only a bit wet.
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My grandad called t-shirts Sloppy Joes. Really don't know why, and it's a bit tricky to ask him now without the assistance of Psychic Sally.
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I thought that was a kind of hot dog thing
American Apparel
my personal fav is the poly cotton, heather black.
http://store.americanapparel.co.uk/en/men-s-t-shirts_cat33192
my personal fav is the poly cotton, heather black.
http://store.americanapparel.co.uk/en/men-s-t-shirts_cat33192
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Uniqlo are the best I've tried.
edit: I personally wouldn't bother with Orlebar Brown in that price range, Sunspel's t-shirts are way better for the money.
edit: I personally wouldn't bother with Orlebar Brown in that price range, Sunspel's t-shirts are way better for the money.
