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who makes the best tees that meet the intersection between quality and affordable? my vote goes to everlane, but I want to hear what you guys think

also discuss where you get your basics from and why

>> No.14273739

>>14273731
Hello Jewish everlane shill

>> No.14273765

>>14273739
then where do you get your basics from, fren?

>> No.14273768

>>14272476
what is with all the everlane shilling lately

>> No.14273782

>>14273765
Uniqlo

>> No.14273792

>>14273731
The man himself said it best
>Owens: You’re right. You can buy great clothes in UNIQLO. If I were a young person, that’s where I’d shop. But labels are very much about buying into a poetic vision and being part of something.

>> No.14273796

>>14273768
I didn't even see that thread before I posted this thread, not trying to shill I legit just wanna know where you guys get basics other than the sticky.

>>14273782
I just wished the supima cotton was a lil softer and taller, but the Uniqlo U is super thick and great if you're not tucking it in

>>14273792
got a link? that's interesting

>> No.14273827

>>14273731
Gildan easily.

>> No.14273861

>>14273827
Gildan is trash except their hammer ones they are very good while being very cheap, my other fav for tshirts is Russell.

>> No.14273905

>>14273796
Google Rick Owens uniqlp quite I think it's an interview with him and Michele Lamy

>> No.14273975

If you want insanely soft and a bit thinner shirt the AG - Bryce Crew is great.
Personally I like more thicker shirt fabrics.

>> No.14273976

john + elliot

>> No.14273985

>>14273731
Next Level 6210, 6410, 3600
$4-$7

>> No.14274023

>>14273975
w2c thicc shirts?

>> No.14274031

>>14274023
My personal fav shirt is the Monta crew from all saints but of course they discontinued it and replaced with a lighter weight version. Fit is still though, short, and slightly boxy.

>> No.14274047

>>14273792
>But labels are very much about buying into a poetic vision and being part of something.

Only in capitalism is your personality somehow defined by what shit you buy, and the more overpriced it is, the better. Only a massive tool buys something simply because it's branded.

>> No.14274111

asket

>> No.14274193

>>14273731
>basics
Tshirts are underwear
>>14273739
fpbp

>> No.14274205

>>14274031
Nice, I was actually eyeing the allsaints shirts. I'm gonna cop one to try it

>> No.14274238

>>14273861
I wear it for work or wear it when im doing work (like quite literally my job) for a basic bare bones shirt it's great. sometimes they have cotton shirts which are fantastic.

>> No.14274245

I've checked out uniqlo, everlane, cos, and muji. Just wanna know before I buy anything if anyone has some recommendations for places with nice linen shirts and t-shirts?

>> No.14274253

I actually like Abercrombie for most basics, including tees. They have the best oxford shirt for cheap... can't beat a 100% cotton OCBD for like $30.

>> No.14274316

>>14274047
>the quote
>your head
buying something branded says "I support this brand". Not much else than that though.

>> No.14274327

>>14273827

I find that gildan heavy weight tees feel like sandpaper on my skin. the darker colours look like absolute garbage over time too

>> No.14274349

>>14274245
how are they with tees?
>>14274245
where are you buying from?

>> No.14274413

T-shirt comparison
https://youtu.be/ZnguoFcG290
https://youtu.be/EeAWjlOIA-M

>> No.14274437

ascolour is probably the best

>> No.14274443

Supima T shirts (and everything else) at Banana Republic are 40% off on sale right now