reasonable quality work t-shirts

[HOGEPH]

Any suggestions for 5 packs of plain men's t-shirts?

I need them for work, so I'd like something that lasts more than a couple of washes before losing shape or becoming see through. However, I don't wish to pay "fashion" prices.

[Stupeo]

I really like the Next plain T-shirt’s - 3 for £15 and they last well.

[55palfers]

Costco.

[Shaw Tarse]

Tshirts, or polo shirts?

[HOGEPH]

T shirts, plain, black, for a fat person!

[hacksaw]

Personal preference for me is Englebert Strauss, then dickies.

[sc0tt]

Gildan, Amazon.

Fit well and last forever.

[Willy Nilly]

hacksaw said:

Personal preference for me is Englebert Strauss, then dickies.

Everything I have ever bought from Englebert Strauss has been excellent

[Shaw Tarse]

HOGEPH said:

T shirts, plain, black, for a fat person!

Lidl (when they have them in stock)

[ColinM50]

HOGEPH said:

T shirts, plain, black, for a [Bold]fat person{BOLD]!

Why you buying Tee shirts for me

[chopper602]

sc0tt said:

Gildan, Amazon.

Fit well and last forever.

+1 for Gildan. A lot of screen printers use them and their sizing is spot on

[anonymous-user]

chopper602 said:

sc0tt said:

Gildan, Amazon.

Fit well and last forever.

+1 for Gildan. A lot of screen printers use them and their sizing is spot on

+ 2

[silverthorn2151]

M and S plain vests (T-shirts).

Where my hugely expensive Lacoste ones pop out of my waistband the M and S ones safely conceal those last inches making sure I am presentable should Kylie come looking for a chubby 58 year old. Be prepared!

[Hackney]

lord trumpton said:

chopper602 said:

sc0tt said:

Gildan, Amazon.

Fit well and last forever.

+1 for Gildan. A lot of screen printers use them and their sizing is spot on

+ 2

+3 First got some through work a couple of years ago but have been buying them as my t-shirt staple ever since.
Depending on colur they're between £2.50 and £4 each and very good quality.

[mcg_]

https://www.misupplies.co.uk/clothing-c12/mens-wor...

This is what I'd get personally.

[ashleyman]

New Look. I buy plain t shirts in their sales all the time. Couple £ each, even at full price I think they’re 2 for £9 or something.

[33q]

lord trumpton said:

chopper602 said:

sc0tt said:

Gildan, Amazon.

Fit well and last forever.

+1 for Gildan. A lot of screen printers use them and their sizing is spot on

+ 2

+3

[Levin]

One question I have about the Gildan t-shirts, although I'm not OP: are they 100% cotton, or a ghastly mix of polyester and cotton? I can tolerate mixed materials in something like a hoodie or sweatshirt as the alternative tends to be a lot more expensive, but not in t-shirts.

Fruit of the Loom may also be an option, given that they're also popular with screenprinters.

[anonymous-user]

Levin said:

One question I have about the Gildan t-shirts, although I'm not OP: are they 100% cotton, or a ghastly mix of polyester and cotton? I can tolerate mixed materials in something like a hoodie or sweatshirt as the alternative tends to be a lot more expensive, but not in t-shirts.

Fruit of the Loom may also be an option, given that they're also popular with screenprinters.

100% cotton in most colours.

I think theres a mix in one or two of them light grey iirc

I just buy the black and the charcoal V necks for general clothing and they 100% cotton (I'm one who can't wear polycotton)

NEver go out of shape, never fade and are a great t shirt.

[48k]

Costco