I'm always looking for the perfect tee. I found this Wirecutter article to be helpful.

https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-womens-white-t-shirts/

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Anonymous wrote:Buck Mason. the best.

$68 for a tshirt? Absurd.

Really? I buy Rag & Bone slub knit tees at $90 each. They have lasted for years and hold their shape perfectly after many washes.

I've tossed out hundreds of $ worth of Madewell, JCrew, Target, Gap, etc. tees that lose shape after a few wears and am now very happy to invest more in nicer shirts that last. The cost per wear is MUCH lower.

Flore Flore

Anonymous wrote:I know, not super trendy, but I just bought some from Loft and they’re great. Flattering, not see through, stylish cut. I bought a bunch from JCrew last year and they all ended up with little holes in the front.

I stopped buying JCrew years ago for this reason. Such a bummer!

Anonymous wrote:Buck Mason. the best.

$68 for a tshirt? Absurd. That site looks like it's trying to be the Restoration Hardware of clothing. Most boring palate award.

I love these Universal Thread tees from Target. Now ill admit the fabric from 2 years ago was even better but the cut works very well for my longer torso.

https://www.target.com/p/women-s-3pk-fitted-short-sleeve-v-neck-t-shirt-universal-thread/-/A-90021847

Everlane, uniqlo