Plain white T-Shirts

[PapaLazaru]

Where does one find good quality, but not stupidly overpriced, simple plain white t-shirts?

Primark one's are rubbish (go out of shape) and so are Fruit of the Loom (too heavy). I am looking for a good cut and quality cotton and one's that do not fall apart after a few washes.

Been looking around and they all seem like much of a muchness, so some personal recommendation would be good.

 

[dowie]

Banana Republic

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

Comme Des Garcons

 

[Raymond Lin]

Gap

 

[robfosters]

River Island ones are quite nice. But they have a low neck.

 

[Nymins]

I use Hanes from Amazon. Couple of quid and they fit really well and retain their fit.

 

[Captain]

TK Maxx have an insane amount if you have one local.

 

[fez]

Go to your local tkmaxx and they should have 3 packs of calvin klein ones for about £10-15.

 

[K1LLSW1TCH]

H&M?

 

[airwave99]

Gap t-shirts seem to last a long time and wash easily.

 

[NathanE]

Probably get laughed out for this. But the plain t-shirts in Sainsbury's TU range are very good quality and very cheap. I don't see the point in buying branded stuff when the label is hidden behind the neck...

 

[RedvGreen]

Without wanting to hijack, but relevant topic...

Where does one find decent quality 'fitted' T-Shirts? (the ones that aren't rectangular when worn, but slightly tapered in like a good quality shirt is). I've got 2 but they are from years ago. Desperately need a refresh.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Without wanting to hijack, but relevant topic...

Where does one find decent quality 'fitted' T-Shirts? (the ones that aren't rectangular when worn, but slightly tapered in like a good quality shirt is). I've got 2 but they are from years ago. Desperately need a refresh.

Diesel

 

[RoboCod]

Jeff Banks do really nice ones. They're thick and quality and only £8. They often have offers on too.

 

[RoboCod]

Probably get laughed out for this. But the plain t-shirts in Sainsbury's TU range are very good quality and very cheap. I don't see the point in buying branded stuff when the label is hidden behind the neck...

If I buy a label, it is based on the quality, not so people can see I'm wearing a poncey label

 

[anything I don't mind]

Highest quality tshirts from surf and skate shops as well as camping shops. You might be able to find a white one.

 

[Neoni]

I sell high quality shirts but it may not be your thang....

Its very streetwear.

No spamming your business please

 

[Boycey0211]

I sell high quality shirts but it may not be your thang....

Its very streetwear.

No spamming your business please

LOL £30

You sir, certainly have the hipsters by the short and curlys.

And as for quality, I bought a 'quality' £30 t-shirt recently from another company, logo fell off after one wash. Sent me a replacement, that fell off too.

 

[Neoni]

LOL £30

You sir, certainly have the hipsters by the short and curlys.

And as for quality, I bought a 'quality' £30 t-shirt recently from another company, logo fell off after one wash. Sent me a replacement, that fell off too.

Do i really?

Quality is on par with most major highstreet brands, i have one of THE best manufacturers in the world.

So you get what you pay for.

 

[Boycey0211]

If you can provide a t-shirt that retains print through regular use for £30 for 3 months, I'll eat my proverbial hat. It was a highstreet brand that fell off after one wash