My crew neck shirts get a worn out neck line after one wash

[Anonymous]

I bought a few Prana cozy up t's this year, and the quality has gone way downhill. They used to be great, but are already pilled and we've just hit July.

I've mostly stopped wearing t-shirts out of the house. All of mine just feel so schlubby and worn out, and I'm sick of buying new things. Breezy cotton and linen blouses are cooler and look nicer for longer.

[Anonymous]

I like these ones - they’re a little heavier weight fabric: https://factory.jcrew.com/m/womens/categories/clothing/knits-and-tees/crewneck/short-sleeve-girlfriend-crewneck-tee/MF674?display=standard&fit=Classic&color_name=gentle-sea&colorProductCode=CG779

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like these ones - they’re a little heavier weight fabric: https://factory.jcrew.com/m/womens/categories/clothing/knits-and-tees/crewneck/short-sleeve-girlfriend-crewneck-tee/MF674?display=standard&fit=Classic&color_name=gentle-sea&colorProductCode=CG779

My DD has been wearing the Essential tees from Factory to death. She's not easy on her clothes and they look great.

To the PP who said no one is wearing crew necks, I see tons of teens in them (not so much in the intense heat). I know square necks and sweetheart necklines are in too, but crew necks are plenty popular.

[Anonymous]

That's what the iron is for. Do people not own or use those anymore?