Best White Tee Brand?

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Humbled

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If you came in here to say Hanes, slap yourself. Joints are thinner than a piece of paper.

Looking for a place to cop some THICK, durable tees. Ones that you can wear out, not undershirts. Share some knowledge. :nerd:
 
costco

washed em a million times still thick just like i bought em

they have rungspun cotton which is top notch
 
WhatsLosinLike said:
If you came in here to say Hanes, slap yourself. Joints are thinner than a piece of paper.

Looking for a place to cop some THICK, durable tees. Ones that you can wear out, not undershirts. Share some knowledge.
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Polo is what I use for plain whites. 
 
I swear this question gets brought up every month...

I just copped some Calvin Klein tee's and I like them.

Old Navy isn't bad either.
 
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Costco/Kirkland tees ARE too long, but they're great quality. AAA shirts aren't bad either, but after a few washes, they're done. Pro5 shirts are just too thick in my opinion, but they'll always have that nice form on the neck area, and never have to worry about bacon neck. Never tried Old Navy tees, but i've heard great things about them.
 
I like American Apparel if you're looking to wear the shirt on it's own. I've put them through a ton of washes and they're still good. 
 
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Anyone else use Cheetah from Mervyns back in the day.

Five dollars each and those shirts lasted forever.
 
costcos are like tall tees from what i remember and the collar chokes you. i get armani. they don't feel like cardboard and fit good and last like a year. 3 for $30 bucks.
 
Alfani, V-Neck and Crewneck( Jersey Style)

Get them at Macys 4 for 20.(Use to be 5 for 20
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Found them 2 yrs ago haven't looked back. 

Reread, they're not thick. 
 
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Anybody ever try H&M tees?

I want to try those out since we got an H&M here now.

Forever 21 Mens have some good tees also.
 
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