White T shirt 2 pack Recs…

[Mizmazzle]

@SKT heard good things about those. Curious about the whitesville too

[yannis]

@Mizmazzle I send you a PM

[SKT]

@Mizmazzle the Pima ones are not 100% opaque just be aware but for layering they’re nice

[Mizmazzle]

@SKT good point. I like to keep my nipples hidden. You know, working in schools and all.

[Northman]

I've had 3sixteen heavyweight 2pack tees for years, washed them a million times and still going strong. Longest running t-shirts I
ever owned. Would like to test out Samurai
though.

[SKT]

@Mizmazzle haha…you’d be the talk of the school

[Mizmazzle]

@Northman same. I do love my 3 sixteen heavies. But find them a bit too warm as undershirts when it’s not winter. Then I find them sort of too tight as stand alone tees when not layered.

[warriors22]

Jst got these in at Okayama denim.

[Mizmazzle]

@warriors22 did you have those shipped to the states?

[warriors22]

@Mizmazzle yup it took about a week

[Karol]

Don't go for Whitesville 2-pack. I am using two of them and have an unopened 2pack that now Im not that motivated to use. They are so nice when unwashed, but the two I've been using for 1,5 years are the worst out of my T-shirts. The piling is terrible compared to my Merz b Schwanen, Iron Heart, Asket, and UES. All washed the same way.

[jordanscollected]

@Mizmazzle I love my Glad Hand and co white t-shirt (it’s an off white which is what I like anyhow). Midweight/lightweight, smooth hand, with a bit of stretch which is nice for 100% cotton.

Love the cut and the neck hole is not too wide which is my t-shirt pet peeve.

Around $50 each from Snake Oil Provisions.

https://www.snakeoilprovisions.com/products/the-glad-hand-standard-t-shirt-white

They punch above their price.

Note: you have a particular taste, so I expect you to get these and hate them and blame me forever.

[SFMCfranky]

Check out lady white. They’re my favorite all round middle weight tees. Nice fit and they wear cool in the summer.

[chrisjohnnick]

Interested in this as well. My favorites from back in the day were the Buck Mason slub tees, which I bought a bunch of when the US made ones were still $28 a piece. Don't know if they're worth the $48 a piece that they are now, though.

My biggest thing that I can't stand with tees are they are either too heavyweight and rigid (even after multiple washes) or the collar is too tight. I like a little bit of breathing room around my neck.

[wjw]

I love these shirts, "Bayside USA". I've purchased from All American Clothing, but found this other link is cheaper for the same shirt. Not a 2 pack. ~$15 a shirt sometimes on sale for ~$10. 6.1oz cotton and have held up great over time and many washes. They are a little long, and shrink a little first wash. But if you like the length, you can't go wrong. I don't spend too much on Ts, because usually some sort of food or oil stain appears within a few years before they wear out.

https://allusaclothing.com/view-all-brands/bayside/bayside-5100-short-sleeve-t-shirt-usa-made.html

https://www.allamericanclothing.com/products/tshirt-made-in-usa-aat?variant=45997675511977&country=US&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&tw_source=google&tw_adid=759118848684&tw_campaign=22684991187&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22684991187&gclid=CjwKCAjw4ufOBhBkEiwAfuC7-dFAmSek3OLP_4vUW8PdE4OZtSxM_ZBZua-4DAMi2NK4_Vot4BEXLBoCmgIQAvD_BwE

[SKT]

@SFMCfranky I’ve been curious about these…do you wash and machine dry and if so any shrinkage?

[SFMCfranky]

@SKT

I machine wash them - normal setting, warm water, low spin - and then line dry them. I haven’t noticed any significant shrinkage.

[Choko]

I love my Whitesville

[Gavin666]

Probably best tshirt fit I have found is Schaeffers Garment Hotel and Good-On

[northsouthdenimguy]

This may just be me, but I did the Whitesville(XXL)two pack of white and black ended up selling both of them. They’re so short not to mention I could never dry them, they would turn into a baby T.

Although not truely white, I really like Ship John pocket T’s.