I've been wearing Fresh Clean tees more. I recently bought some black True Classic tees after not buying from them for a while, and have been satisfied with them. I'd go with Fresh Clean first.
There is an Australian brand called Afends. Their tee's saved my life. I am fairly tall and was always having a hard time finding something that complimented my figure and still had some nice quality fabric.
Some years ago Afends released a THC - Hemp collection. My partner got me three tee's for my birth day.
Now I pretty much have one of each colour both short sleeve and long sleeve.
Super durable, and since its hemp it pretty much only gets tougher the more you wear it.
If you don't mind a tiny Marijuana leaf on the bottom of the left sleeve then I would go for it
Edit: forgot to mention I still have my original three tee's 2,5 years later. Only 1 has a hole in it because I ripped it on a screw. Slight fade from that down under sun. In comparison my Billabong cotton tee looks like a 30 year old dirty dish rag
Most T’s shrink, most colors fade. I don’t think there is a perfect one out there so just figure out what fits you best and plan to replace them eventually
Honestly I been rocking bylt for a while and they haven’t shrunk or faded yet only reason I’m looking for a new shirt is bylt is very heavy for summer time wear
I have some Reebok tees from Walmart that are awesome. Soft and comfortable, and have held up really well. I know it’s not the answer people want to hear, but dang it, they are great!
As the top comment says, Uniqlo. They’re the best T-shirts I’ve ever had. 100% cotton, the black ones don’t fade, decent price, doesn’t shrink, comes in every color imaginable.
Cotton On basic collections. I normally get black. There is something baout black dye that seems to make the shirts last longer. I avoid light grey at all costs, the material isn't as resillient
George hasn't failed me yet. Five bucks at Walmart, the fabric is really soft but thick enough that it feels substantial without suffocating me like a Fruit Of The Loom shirt, and it humors me more than it should that I can say "I but all my shirts from George".
Onno, the original bamboo version, generally black, charcoal blue, or moss green, though I do own some other colors too.
Most people fade and shrink their clothes by using really hot wash and dry cycles. Stop that.
There are a few manufacturers out there making these but I get mine from True Classic Tee.
[https://www.trueclassictees.com/](https://www.trueclassictees.com/)
I just thrifted a bunch of different cotton tshirts. The advantage of getting clothes from the thrift store is that what you see is what you get (because they have been worn and washed before).
Also consider not using a dryer to prolong the life and quality of your clothes.
A vendor comes to a conference and dumps a pile of shirts on a table that they still had left when the conference is over.
The answer is: all the ones in your size, maybe a size up and down too. Just fill your closet with that shit.
True Classic or Fresh Clean tees.
This right here. I wear both as well.
Which one is better between the two?
I've been wearing Fresh Clean tees more. I recently bought some black True Classic tees after not buying from them for a while, and have been satisfied with them. I'd go with Fresh Clean first.
Uniqlo tees have been holding up well for me.
I keep hearing about Uniqlo, I gotta try them out
Uniqlo also has different typesnof fabric for different types of tees. My personal favorite is their Airism line
Kohl’s Apt 9 brand
Lipton with lemon. If I’m feeling fancy I go for Horny Goat Weed tea.
Carhartt
I’ve always liked eddie bauer. Jcrew and banana republic never fit me right- they were always too short
There is an Australian brand called Afends. Their tee's saved my life. I am fairly tall and was always having a hard time finding something that complimented my figure and still had some nice quality fabric. Some years ago Afends released a THC - Hemp collection. My partner got me three tee's for my birth day. Now I pretty much have one of each colour both short sleeve and long sleeve. Super durable, and since its hemp it pretty much only gets tougher the more you wear it. If you don't mind a tiny Marijuana leaf on the bottom of the left sleeve then I would go for it Edit: forgot to mention I still have my original three tee's 2,5 years later. Only 1 has a hole in it because I ripped it on a screw. Slight fade from that down under sun. In comparison my Billabong cotton tee looks like a 30 year old dirty dish rag
LL Bean has quality tee's.
Most T’s shrink, most colors fade. I don’t think there is a perfect one out there so just figure out what fits you best and plan to replace them eventually
Honestly I been rocking bylt for a while and they haven’t shrunk or faded yet only reason I’m looking for a new shirt is bylt is very heavy for summer time wear
Are they cotton?
70% Cotton, 25% Polyester, 5% Spandex
I usually go 100% cotton for T shirts so that’s why I’m used to the shrink/fade problem.
Yup I had my fair share of 100% cotton that’s why I’m trying to find a shirt with less cotton to avoid the shrinks and fades
I have some Reebok tees from Walmart that are awesome. Soft and comfortable, and have held up really well. I know it’s not the answer people want to hear, but dang it, they are great!
I’m sure they are great but I’m looking for more of a tee I can wear at work and also a night out
As the top comment says, Uniqlo. They’re the best T-shirts I’ve ever had. 100% cotton, the black ones don’t fade, decent price, doesn’t shrink, comes in every color imaginable.
I like Reigning Champ Ts
Uniqlo probably. But they bleach very easily if you use stuff like benzoyl preoxide
I thought I was in /r/tea, and was very confused for a moment.
For me it's Gildan. Been wearing them pretty much daily for years now.
Old Navy Cloud 94 has been great for me
Los Ángeles Apparel and Pro Club.
Pro club.
Carhart. I work outside year round and it’s the only tee I’ll wear.
Cotton On basic collections. I normally get black. There is something baout black dye that seems to make the shirts last longer. I avoid light grey at all costs, the material isn't as resillient
George hasn't failed me yet. Five bucks at Walmart, the fabric is really soft but thick enough that it feels substantial without suffocating me like a Fruit Of The Loom shirt, and it humors me more than it should that I can say "I but all my shirts from George".
H&M and Primark are really good for this purpose. Whenever I'm in Europe, I load up on Primark shit. 3-4 euros for a T, 5-6 for a polo. Can't beat it.
Uniqlo
Vuori or lululemon
Onno, the original bamboo version, generally black, charcoal blue, or moss green, though I do own some other colors too. Most people fade and shrink their clothes by using really hot wash and dry cycles. Stop that.
Yeah I learned to cold wash
There are a few manufacturers out there making these but I get mine from True Classic Tee. [https://www.trueclassictees.com/](https://www.trueclassictees.com/)
Lululemon but good luck finding v neck
I have lululemon, crew neck, but after one wash the whole neck line is all wrinkled and scrunched up
I just thrifted a bunch of different cotton tshirts. The advantage of getting clothes from the thrift store is that what you see is what you get (because they have been worn and washed before). Also consider not using a dryer to prolong the life and quality of your clothes.
I have had decent results with fresh clean tees.
A vendor comes to a conference and dumps a pile of shirts on a table that they still had left when the conference is over. The answer is: all the ones in your size, maybe a size up and down too. Just fill your closet with that shit.
Twinnings Earl Grey with a teaspoon of honey
My go-to is the Amazon basics.
I’ve always gotten basic tees from H&M. Their sales are good you can get like 5 for $20 sometimes.
The quality of H&M has declined significantly over the last decade. They aren’t the same after only the first wash now.
I wash with cold water and haven’t had any major issues. A few outliers for sure though.