Plain white T-Shirts

Boycey0211 said:
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
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these will last 3 months without any problem, and also dont lose shape after washing.. so yes i can.
 
Jack & Jones plain t-shirts are in my opinion good quality and fit very well. Well worth a look and fairly cheap too.

Don't be scared to try on a size smaller than you'd usually go for too if you want something a little more fitted.
 
PapaLazaru said:
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.
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primark used to do nice ones a few years back. now them seem to be thin in cotton for some reason.
 
I buy all mine from various members of Wham! And other bands from the 80's

Geniunely can't believe anyone would pay more than a few quid for a plain white tshirt that cost pennies to make and ship.
 
PapaLazaru said:
These look well worth a try. I'll order a few tonight. If they are crap, i'll try Next.
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I personally like them a lot. Fit me really well and keep their shape after washing. They aren't super skinny fit either, just a really good slim fit. Wouldn't buy any other make of plain t-shirts.
 
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Nymins said:
I personally like them a lot. Fit me really well and keep their shape after washing. They aren't super skinny fit either, just a really good slim fit. Wouldn't buy any other make of plain t-shirts.
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haha I bought a couple today from your link because I had £5 voucher to use up. Thanks, will see how good they are.
 
Boycey0211 said:
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
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I've got white printed Paul Smith, Armani and Hugo Boss T-shirts that I paid £20-£30 for and have lasted me for years.

Don't boil wash and let them drip dry them on hangers maybe?
 
I got a bunch of white 100% cotton t-shirts from amazon - FOTL - Mens T-Shirt Super Premium Plain

They're quite heavy material compared to some. Branded fruit of the loom.
Not flashy, just white cotton t-shirts, one for each day of the week.
Think they were about 10-15 quid.
 
mrk said:
Problem with /most/ (not all!) Gap t-shirts is that they stretch too quickly. What was once a small becomes a medium after a few washes!

Slightly dearer t-shirts stay the size you bought them for longer.
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If your clothes are stretching from small to medium, you're wearing shirts that are way too tight.
 
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