I’ve put a bit of timber on but this is getting ridiculous. The only ones I’ve found that don’t shrink in the wash are graphic tees from Qwertee and the like.
Any recommendations??
I worked at Uniqlo back in 2018 and while working there I bought like 10-15 of their basic suprima t-shirts. I’m still using them daily. For a 10-15€ shirt (sometimes there are sales), I don’t see a point going for something else. Fit is pretty consistent across colors and years, light but not cheap feeling, good color options.
Quick edit: I’m in Germany, thus Euro, but they have stores in the UK too
Quick edit: I’m in Germany, thus Euro, but they have stores in the UK too
Just checking and they do a plain quick-drying crew neck in white and grey for £9.90, although, mysteriously, the black version is £7.90.
They are aggressively pushing £10 off your first order, so if someone wanted to buy a handful it’d work out quite reasonably-priced. I might buy a few as I like a cotton-polyester mix.
I’m 2XL and use the M&S pure cotton ones in a regular fit as my basics. They do a decent job, fit well, have lasted me a couple of years and don’t break the bank.
Yeah, M+S or Next are my go-tos for a nicer, good quality t-shirt I might wear on a night out (because I dead fancy, me).
I bought a few from Next, and although they were cheap, I can’t see them lasting as long as my superdry tshirts.
I might try the M&S ones next.
The superdry T-shirts might be expensive, but when they last way longer it ends up being better and less wasteful. Still, I think there’s probably a better compromise on cheaper and still decent long lasting quality.
i got a few from next the other day as I too have added a little weight. everywhere else seems to target the anorexic male teen demographic.
Also Trespass are always having a sale of some sort, cheap and durable for hiking and such like
I’ve had to buy new t-shirts for the opposite reason - I need a number of pretty standard plain t-shirts for work, so bought a pack of Fruit of the Loom from Amazon. I’ve had quite a few over the years and they’re a good hardy cotton t-shirt that I’ve never had issues with.
edit: do we need a “t-shirts” community to go with the “mugs” one?
I got four FotL tees a few months ago and they’re holding up better than anything I’ve had before, especially the heavy ones.
Here’s the pack I bought, the black is a little off but they’d usually be worn under something else, so it’s no big deal.
I’ve bought packs of 3 Fruit of the Loom off Amazon UK - 3 different colours, 3 different marketplace vendors.
One set is perfect - heavy soft cotton, tidy seams. One set is a little coarse. One set is like sandpaper cotton, with jabby scratchy seams around the neck.
Good price, but I suspect that none of them are genuine FOTL.