Elmonteman
One of the Regulars
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Lately I've been wearing these: https://www.onnotextiles.com/ They're not inexpensive but they have a good fit. Choices of hemp, cotton and bamboo. Sometimes on ebay at reduced prices.
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The Perfect Plain White T-Shirt
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bl@ster
One of the Regulars
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- 141
- Location
- Seattle, WA
I have to agree with Costco Kirkland brand t-shirts. They are cheap and excellent quality.
A close second for me is Old Navy's v-neck. 7 bucks a pop and I can order them in tall size.
A close second for me is Old Navy's v-neck. 7 bucks a pop and I can order them in tall size.
bl@ster
One of the Regulars
- Messages
- 141
- Location
- Seattle, WA
I have to agree with Costco Kirkland brand t-shirts. They are cheap and excellent quality.
A close second for me is Old Navy's v-neck. 7 bucks a pop and I can order them in tall size.
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A close second for me is Old Navy's v-neck. 7 bucks a pop and I can order them in tall size.
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resortes805
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,019
- Location
- SoCal
Levi's store has 1950's cut T's for $25.
RP McMurphy
One of the Regulars
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- 121
- Location
- North East, USA
Aero sells "Goodwear" brand t-shirts, which a google search reveals are still made in the usa. Anyone have experience with Goodwears? They look pretty good...
Jcrew also has "slim fit" t-shirts on their website, but their fabrics tend to be heavily washed, and their fit is usually very blocky rather than tapered. Whatever happened to the Marlon Brando school of T-shirt design?
Jcrew also has "slim fit" t-shirts on their website, but their fabrics tend to be heavily washed, and their fit is usually very blocky rather than tapered. Whatever happened to the Marlon Brando school of T-shirt design?
