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What are the best plain t shirts?
6/14/2010 3:22:57 PM
I grabbed some my size (XXL) at Eddie Bauer the other day and they fit funny, the shoulder is cut strangely.
Anyway does Hanes make a good t shirt?
I'm looking for colors and no logos, medium weight for here in AZ.
Thanks.
Anyway does Hanes make a good t shirt?
I'm looking for colors and no logos, medium weight for here in AZ.
Thanks.
6/14/2010 3:26:28 PM
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
6/14/2010 3:27:37 PM
I am partial to the Fruit of the Loom tshirts. I have a couple and love the fit and for like five bucks they cant be beat on the price.
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6/14/2010 3:30:11 PM
Originally Posted By larkinmusic:
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
6/14/2010 3:31:38 PM
I like the Hanes tagless t-shirts. I have a pile of the white ones for undershirts. I believe I have seen them in basic colors, too.
6/14/2010 3:32:34 PM
hanes tagless v-neck.
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IBSSIG (in before someone says im gay)
6/14/2010 3:46:47 PM
Originally Posted By testify4:
I like the Hanes tagless t-shirts. I have a pile of the white ones for undershirts. I believe I have seen them in basic colors, too.
I like the Hanes tagless t-shirts. I have a pile of the white ones for undershirts. I believe I have seen them in basic colors, too.
+1
I snagged a couple in dark brown to wear when outdoors great shirts. I don't know where to get them here in Az anymore though a I got a little drunk and cut the sleeves off of one to make a headband, long story.
6/14/2010 3:47:37 PM
american apparel and jcrew have some really soft and well made plain t shirts
6/14/2010 3:49:30 PM
Originally Posted By testify4:
I like the Hanes tagless t-shirts. I have a pile of the white ones for undershirts. I believe I have seen them in basic colors, too.
I like the Hanes tagless t-shirts. I have a pile of the white ones for undershirts. I believe I have seen them in basic colors, too.
this
white, black and gray so as not to be called a shirtist
6/14/2010 3:50:33 PM
Originally Posted By JarheadChiro:
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
Originally Posted By larkinmusic:
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
I don't think that's the brand. I'll post the brand later tonight when I get home. I wear plain t-shirts almost all of the time. I quit buying Fruit of the Loom and Hanes because they don't last.
6/14/2010 3:52:25 PM
I like the Jeerzee's brand from Target.
6/14/2010 4:19:55 PM
Originally Posted By kingoftheroad:
I like the Jeerzee's brand from Target.
I like the Jeerzee's brand from Target.
Me too. I use them for work shirts. They are thick enough to hold up for a while but thin enough not to roast you in summer.
6/14/2010 4:22:10 PM
I use Beefy-T's but they're not thin. But they sure do last.
Got to order me some more––the kid keeps stealing them since he's as big as I am now...
TC
Got to order me some more––the kid keeps stealing them since he's as big as I am now...
TC
6/14/2010 4:26:28 PM
Sounds odd, but Body Glove makes awesome undershirts.
6/14/2010 5:19:49 PM
Gildan works for me..
6/14/2010 5:22:34 PM
Under armor, if you wanna spring the coin....last forever, fit great
6/14/2010 5:29:31 PM
I just got some hanes at the local craft store. The come in a lot of colors and sizes, they even have womens ones. They have cotton and 50/50 poly. They were on sale for under 3 bucks this weekend so I got a bunch. I got a few orange ones for hunting season.
6/14/2010 5:35:51 PM
Duluth Trading Company. Love em'
6/14/2010 5:37:51 PM
The 5.11 tees are pretty good and occaisonally LAPG has a great deal on em
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6/14/2010 5:47:18 PM
Jockey
6/14/2010 5:54:14 PM
Originally Posted By larkinmusic:
I don't think that's the brand. I'll post the brand later tonight when I get home. I wear plain t-shirts almost all of the time. I quit buying Fruit of the Loom and Hanes because they don't last.
Originally Posted By JarheadChiro:
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
Originally Posted By larkinmusic:
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
I don't think that's the brand. I'll post the brand later tonight when I get home. I wear plain t-shirts almost all of the time. I quit buying Fruit of the Loom and Hanes because they don't last.
It's most likely BCG, my wife works there and always gets me their shirts.
Zach
6/14/2010 5:58:37 PM
Duluth Trading Company
Russel Athletics
Haynes Beefy T's
Respectively
Russel Athletics
Haynes Beefy T's
Respectively
6/14/2010 6:03:56 PM
if you don't mind the pockets, Carhartt t-shirts are great and seem to last forever.
6/14/2010 6:07:56 PM
Under Armour
6/14/2010 6:09:37 PM
I like Carhart, but they're not lightweight. They do fit well, though, especially if you want tall ones. All the other tall sizes I try are not long enough to stay tucked in properly.
6/14/2010 6:11:57 PM
The Dickies brand T-shirts at Walmart are nice for work. A little heavy for hot summers, but they hold up well.
6/14/2010 6:13:25 PM
The $9.99 Russel shirts at Academy. The ones with the white tag on the left front. Best T-Shirt I have bought in a while.
6/14/2010 6:19:58 PM
Originally Posted By hooligan223:
Me too. I use them for work shirts. They are thick enough to hold up for a while but thin enough not to roast you in summer.
Originally Posted By kingoftheroad:
I like the Jeerzee's brand from Target.
I like the Jeerzee's brand from Target.
Me too. I use them for work shirts. They are thick enough to hold up for a while but thin enough not to roast you in summer.
Buy 'em here in bulk.
http://www.gotapparel.com/p-107_998-jerzees-heavyweight-short-sleeve-t.aspx
6/14/2010 6:22:50 PM
Pretty much all I wear are Arizona Jean Co. shirts
6/16/2010 10:36:50 AM
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
6/16/2010 10:40:25 AM
Aramark
6/16/2010 10:41:24 AM
Big fan of Old navy Tees, they last a long time, heavier fabric than a lot of shirts. I usually spill ketchup or something on them long before they get a hole in them.
For lighter fabric I like the Hanes tagless, but eventually they get a little hole in the armpit- I have large shoulders and that seems to be the stress point on the fabric.. God, I knew I would turn into my father someday.
For lighter fabric I like the Hanes tagless, but eventually they get a little hole in the armpit- I have large shoulders and that seems to be the stress point on the fabric.. God, I knew I would turn into my father someday.
6/16/2010 10:44:07 AM
Originally Posted By Tommytwoguns:
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
6/16/2010 10:46:14 AM
Originally Posted By Tommytwoguns:
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I used to have that problem.Gain 30 pounds or so and it goes away, worked for me.
I like Carhartts myself.
6/16/2010 10:46:19 AM
American Apparel.
If I could afford it, they would be the only tshirts i wore.
If I could afford it, they would be the only tshirts i wore.
6/16/2010 10:48:20 AM
I always like the Hane's Tagless PWT (Plain White Tee).
6/16/2010 10:48:28 AM
Stafford brand, sold at J.C. Pennys. They will last for years.
6/16/2010 10:58:54 AM
Originally Posted By burg:
Stafford brand, sold at J.C. Pennys. They will last for years.
Stafford brand, sold at J.C. Pennys. They will last for years.
These are the shirts I wear now. They were on sale really good a few months ago and I bought a bunch. They are really nice, and plenty long.
They only problem is the smallest tall I can get is an XLXT. I really wish they did a LXT because then it wouldn't look like I am Gahndi wearing Chris Costa's shirt.
6/16/2010 11:10:23 AM
Dickies
6/16/2010 11:17:42 AM
NordicTrak sold at Sears are my favorite.
6/16/2010 12:11:19 PM
Originally Posted By Bigred200e:
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
Originally Posted By Tommytwoguns:
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
duluth trading... tall t cures that plumbers crack
I think I have at least one in every color.
not so heavy you burn up in summer
and they have held up really well
6/16/2010 1:02:48 PM
Originally Posted By Tommytwoguns:
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
Agreed, it's so freakin' annoying when the shirt shrinks up just at the bottom. Why someone can't make a tall that will stay tall, even after being washed in cold & dryed on "fluff" is beyond me.
The Russell ones were the worst for me. Straight to Goodwill after the first wash.
6/16/2010 1:03:24 PM
I only use under armour t shirts now
6/16/2010 1:07:21 PM
Originally Posted By getout87:
American Apparel.
If I could afford it, they would be the only tshirts i wore.
American Apparel.
If I could afford it, they would be the only tshirts i wore.
I agree.
Best damn tee made.
They're an "athletic/slim" cut though so if you're not built like this.....
They may not be for you.
6/16/2010 1:10:51 PM
Originally Posted By larkinmusic:
I don't think that's the brand. I'll post the brand later tonight when I get home. I wear plain t-shirts almost all of the time. I quit buying Fruit of the Loom and Hanes because they don't last.
Originally Posted By JarheadChiro:
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
Originally Posted By larkinmusic:
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
I really like the brand that Academy carries. It think it's Russell.
Is this what you mean?
Scroll down a bit.
Austin Co. brand.
Academy Sports?
I don't think that's the brand. I'll post the brand later tonight when I get home. I wear plain t-shirts almost all of the time. I quit buying Fruit of the Loom and Hanes because they don't last.
The ones I like are Russell brand.
6/16/2010 1:13:31 PM
The ones costco sells under the kirkland name seem fine to me, nice and heavy and cheap too
6/16/2010 1:14:38 PM
Originally Posted By Bigred200e:
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
Originally Posted By Tommytwoguns:
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
Look for Carhart T-shirts. The regular ones are long, and the TALL ones are even better. Fred Meyer sometimes has them on sale.
6/16/2010 1:24:30 PM
Originally Posted By Lord_Grey_Boots:
Look for Carhart T-shirts. The regular ones are long, and the TALL ones are even better. Fred Meyer sometimes has them on sale.
Originally Posted By Bigred200e:
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
Originally Posted By Tommytwoguns:
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
I need a T-shirt that is actually a Tall after it gets washed!!!!!!
I am 6'4" tall and I can't find a tshirt that fits worth a damn. If it is long enough then it is 2 sizes too wide. If it fits right then it is too short. Freaking annoying!!!!
This is my complaint also. 6'2" here. I end up with XLs most of the time since I can never find Talls to begin with.
As far as a good brand of shirts, I mostly wear Duke or Soffee since I have a ton of them.
Look for Carhart T-shirts. The regular ones are long, and the TALL ones are even better. Fred Meyer sometimes has them on sale.
this. I'm 6'5" and the tall size Carhartts are almost too long.
6/16/2010 1:58:15 PM
Starter Drystar shirts, think under armor for less.
6/16/2010 2:00:47 PM
I like Carhart shirts. If you want one with no logo, then you could pick off the logo on the pocket.
6/16/2010 2:01:55 PM
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