Recommendation high-quality T-Shirts

[jr30]

Hi folks

I would be happy if someone could give me a recommendation for (high-) quality T-Shirts they are not 'slim fit' and not too long. I want to wear them open / untucked (overt the pants) together with Jeans and Leather Jackets.
Monochrome colors like white, gray, black without print.

Background to my question: 20 years ago, I was able to buy high-quality i.e. Levi's T-Shirts that lasted 10 years or more and still looked good after countless washes. They did not deform or lose size, and the fabric looked great for years.
Today I can no longer find this quality.

Thank you!

Best regards
Roman

 

[bn1966]

John Lewis ‘Anyday’ are my current go to plain T shirts, look great and wear well.

https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-anyday-cotton-crew-neck-t-shirt/white/p5747576

 

[andyone]

Not cheap, but worth the money imo

Velva Sheen shirts

https://www.velvasheen.com/collections/pac-tees

 

[jr30]

Thank you for your information. Any other tips?

 

[Brandrea33]

I’m an Iron Heart guy. They have a variety of tees in different weights.

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/t-shirts/https://www.ironheart.co.uk/t-shirts/

 

[theeprimitivesound]

Wonder Looper

 

[Brandrea33]

Wonder Looper

I have their 701 zip hoodie and 701 crew neck. Great stuff, and Heavy

 

[jchance]

Whitesville (made by Sugar Cane) and Mister Freedom B-Stock Stanley tees are relatively short. My multiple-washed whitesville tee in Large measures 22" length. MF B-Stock Stanley in Medium (new) is listed with 24" length.

 

[jr30]

Thank you for the great inputs. I think there is something suitable there!

 

[hardlyworkingman]

Camber Sportswear - Max-Weight 8-oz. Heavyweight T-Shirts

Max-Weight 8-oz. Heavyweight T-Shirts from Camber Sportswear are available in long sleeve, t-shirt, mock turtle and pocket t-shirt.

www.camberusa.com

these are no frills tshirts, heavy weight and should last you a long time. i own a few of these.

 

[ader]

I’m a Pike Brothers fan myself:

T-Shirts

www.pikebrothers.com

 

[Boyo]

Its my opinion that high end high shirts and specifically T-shirts are a waste of money 99% of the time.. ive had a bunch from a lot of the well known brands and can say that a random shirt from Target, Uniqlo or just a plain white T is just as good and often more wearable than stuff for $100

that said I heard some good things about Wonder Looper recently..

 

[belfastboy]

Not a great colour selection but I am a big fan of Kirkland brand....Costco. about $4 each

 

[inosaris]

I'd second the Wonder Looper & Whitesville recommendations - another one I've tried that I haven't seen mentioned is Lady White Co. Starts out with a fairly crisp hand.

Edit: Also a fan of the UES No. 8 Slub Nep for something with a bit of texture / heft that still breathes quite well.

 

[gwhtfrd]

I bought a t-shirt from The Flathead and it’s really nice quality and fits well. I also have one from Freenote and it’s great too.

Does anyone have any experience with Bronson MFG shirts? I’ve been curious, and they’re much more affordable.

 

[Elephantman]

I bought a t-shirt from The Flathead and it’s really nice quality and fits well. I also have one from Freenote and it’s great too.

Does anyone have any experience with Bronson MFG shirts? I’ve been curious, and they’re much more affordable.

I ordered three different Tees from Bronson MFG about a year ago. It took about a week to get them to Switzerland. The quality of the fabric is very convincing and the color has still not washed out even after many washes. This one is my favorite.

 

[ashigaru]

I just picked up the J. Press x Buck Mason Toughneck and it's fantastic. It's also cut shorter. I have also heard fantastic things about Asket but not have had a chance to try out personally.

 

[Fifty150]

20 years ago

20 years ago, before people ordered online, brick and mortar stores stocked quality goods. And we bought from the store.

I bought T-shirts and turtlenecks from Sears, The Gap, Eddie Bauer, and Nordstroms. Nordstroms had their own brand. The basic t-shirts, pocket tees, mock necks, and turtlenecks were the thickest and most expensive for a cotton shirt. Sears was decent, but it was a polyester blend. The Gap & Eddie Bauer had very good quality cotton.

Hanes and Gildan offer 6 oz cotton shirts. Duluth Trading offers a 7.4 oz shirt.

Lands End and LL Bean still sell decent quality.

 

[Fifty150]

just a plain white T is just as good and often more wearable than stuff for $100

As a kid, I was poor. My family was poor. Actually, we're still poor.

I grew up wearing the basic, white underwear shirts that come in a multipack.

As I began earning my own money, I spent it on nicer things. Things that my folks didn't buy for me. I bought more expensive, nicer clothes.


In today's world, I've turned a complete 360. I'm back to buying those less expensive T-shirts in multipacks. I don't cry as much when I get stains. Grease, motor oil, BBQ sauce, blood....... better to buy cheap shirts. I'll buy whatever is on sale, and has a coupon.