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[Auctopus]

ASOS Muscle fit is made of really great material. About £6.

 

[thecouncil]

yea they sell blank T-shirts I assume for people that want to screen print.

http://www.michaels.com/gildan-shor...164.html?dwvar_M10460164_color=Sunset#start=3

right now they are buy one, get one 50%. So you could get 10 shirts for $30.

I feel like it's never NOT that. In-store, at least.

 

[EVO]

Seconding the American Apparel Summer Shirt/tri-blend suggestions. Comfiest shirts I own.

I always have trouble buying shirts because of my long-ass back. I have a slim, lanky build, so my t-shirts always ride up at the back and lift up at the front whenever I lift my arms up. It's fucking annoying. I just want a t shirt that is longer, but not larger.

I haven't bought one in years, but Stussy are a longer fit than most. Very good quality too, but can be pricey.

 

[Lambtron]

I am really fond of the Foundry Supply Co. v-necks they sell at JC Penney.

 

[Infinite]

Uniqlo supima cotton shirts are amazing

 

[Cerity]

Just try out a bunch of diff tee's to see what hits the best fabric vs fit for you. Uniqlo dry tee's will last you awhile but unfortunately the fabric is on the thin side, they fit alright on me but the bunch I got about a year ago have some serious pilling. The supima cotton ones are nicer but I've found the fit to be pretty funny sometimes.

Not sure about any other vendors in the states but I've found the best here in Aus to be AScolour. Fabric is great and the fit isn't bad either, sizing isn't that consistent though lol.

 

[Oreoleo]

American Apparel 50/50 is the GOAT for me.

 

[BoatAck]

The American Apparel Organic t-shirt is still pretty good. There aren't many colors to choose from though.

Everlane has good t-shirts.

 

[spuckthew]

I've been using ASOS t-shirts for a number of years now. They're pretty good, but I haven't deviated so I don't know if other brands offer better quality for a similar price. Fit is also very important to me: being a pretty short and scrawny dude, ASOS (own brand) also tend to be able to accommodate my size. I really like the feel of the material too; even though they're invariably 100% cotton, they have a great texture and weight.