Where do you get your basic t-shirts?

[Anonymous]

Amazon launched a new made to order tee shop recently. Haven’t tried yet.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/susina-scoop-neck-slub-t-shirt/n2285098?color=WHITE&eid=481540

I love these. I get a whole slew each spring. White isn't too see through and scoop neck is gentle. I have a long torso and they fit me nicely.

Thanks, PP! I also have a long torso, and it can be a pain to find t-shirts that aren’t too short.

How do these fit across the shoulders? Mine are pretty broad, not sure if I should size up.

I would size up. I think I have normal shoulders, generally wear a large in shirts (double Ds baby!) and get these in large also.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/susina-scoop-neck-slub-t-shirt/n2285098?color=WHITE&eid=481540

I love these. I get a whole slew each spring. White isn't too see through and scoop neck is gentle. I have a long torso and they fit me nicely.

Thanks, PP! I also have a long torso, and it can be a pain to find t-shirts that aren’t too short.

How do these fit across the shoulders? Mine are pretty broad, not sure if I should size up.

I would size up. I think I have normal shoulders, generally wear a large in shirts (double Ds baby!) and get these in large also.

So helpful—thank you! I’m a 40AA bra size, so, yeah. If I had a nickel for every person who asked if I’m a swimmer...

Thanks again, PP.

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Anonymous wrote:Don't go to Target this year, that's all I've got.

You're so right. I got some really nice basic v-neck tees there before the pandemic. Was hoping to get some more as I wear them so much, but they no longer carry the nice ones.

+2 In the past couple years I’ve gotten basic tees and long sleeve shirts from Target. But this year nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:My favorite t-shirt brand is James Perse. But they’re expensive and don’t tend to have great sales. Worth the full price, imo.

I have a couple of these that I found at TJ Maxx. Love.

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Anonymous wrote:JCrew factory store online have decent v neck in a variety of colors. I sometimes hit it lucky with H&M but only in person as they have similar styles but the material can vary and is only noticeable in person.

I got a j crew tee when they had that big sale and I hate it. It’s a beautiful color but the vee is way too deep and loose, the torso is too short, and the mateirial is too thin. So disappointing for a brand that is built on classic casual basics.

[Anonymous]

Eddie Bauer in past years. I just ordered some new ones from Uniqlo to try something different. They got a lot of good reviews so we will see.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JCrew factory store online have decent v neck in a variety of colors. I sometimes hit it lucky with H&M but only in person as they have similar styles but the material can vary and is only noticeable in person.

I got a j crew tee when they had that big sale and I hate it. It’s a beautiful color but the vee is way too deep and loose, the torso is too short, and the mateirial is too thin. So disappointing for a brand that is built on classic casual basics.

They have multiple t shirts.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JCrew factory store online have decent v neck in a variety of colors. I sometimes hit it lucky with H&M but only in person as they have similar styles but the material can vary and is only noticeable in person.

I got a j crew tee when they had that big sale and I hate it. It’s a beautiful color but the vee is way too deep and loose, the torso is too short, and the mateirial is too thin. So disappointing for a brand that is built on classic casual basics.

They have multiple t shirts.

Not PP, but I’ve been underwhelmed by most tshirts ive gotten from J crew in recent years. They always end up with small holes within a few months and don’t keep their shape. I previously had J crew tees that lasted for years!

[Anonymous]

Surprisingly, Walmart. During the pandemic last year, I purchased several short-sleeve stretch t-shirts in multiple colors. One year and numerous washes later, they have held remarkably well. If I recall correctly, they were only $4 each.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/susina-scoop-neck-slub-t-shirt/n2285098?color=WHITE&eid=481540

I love these. I get a whole slew each spring. White isn't too see through and scoop neck is gentle. I have a long torso and they fit me nicely.

Dopn't you get tanned in the V shape.. that must look funny for swimsuit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My favorite t-shirt brand is James Perse. But they’re expensive and don’t tend to have great sales. Worth the full price, imo.

Why? They don't look like they fit great.

[Anonymous]

Madewell and Everlane are my go-to places for simple ts and tops

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My favorite t-shirt brand is James Perse. But they’re expensive and don’t tend to have great sales. Worth the full price, imo.

I have a couple of these that I found at TJ Maxx. Love.

How is sizing on these? In the Madewell whisper cotton t-shirts, I am usually a small (sometimes XS depending on the cut/year) - I feel like they run big. I am 5'3", 120, small/med chest. Any advice on sizes? Thank you.

[Anonymous]

I love the vintage cotton J crew V necks, but they don't last so I buy a lot in different colors when they go on sale. And then they get a second life as rags.