T shirts

estebancambias

Hey dont know if you can help me but wheres the best place to buy a t shirt. I dont want any crap slogans like just drink it or anything like that just a few t shirts for the summer months

Vorsprung

Might have some luck here too

Fobia

Penneys tend to have plain simple stuff along with all the "Drink me I'm irish" stuff.

artnotort

yeah everywhere from a-wear to h&m to topshop.
they all stock simple tshirts in various colours and shapes

olaola

Bershka is great - Pull & Bear and Zara too.

Ya-Boy-Ya

Was over in London the weekend and went into Abercrombie & Fitch.
Now before everyone goes mad .... I know there very expensive but I have to say the t-shirt quality is fab. For hot summer days the t-shirts are like a towel and very good quality.
Thats my 5 cent worth

Max_Damage

Bollocks that Abercrombie & Fitch nonsense.

Heatons, €3 plain T-Shirts, and surprisingly, they last.

JackKelly

www.threadless.com is great for tshirts. You need to buy 3 or 4 at a time for it to be worth it though.

thesteve

Check out my site in my sig... If you have any ideas you want done send them my way or click the link in the top right and design it yourself!

Gyalist

American Apparel will be open in Wicklow Street in time for summer.

Creamy Goodness

Gyalist wrote: »

American Apparel will be open in Wicklow Street in time for summer.

sweet, they have some great plain stuff.

it's so hard to find clothes that aren't plastered with *insert random US college name and year* t-shirts.

speedboatchase

Why do people who recommened Pennys and trash any label that's "too expensive" hang out on the fashion board? I see this happen all the time.

Anyways, Threadless, Truffle Shuffle, Urban Outfitters UK. Try all their sites and you'll be fine

Firesuite

Where are people hearing that American Apparel are due to open in Dublin? It's not on their site - tell me it's true!

Dord

Gyalist wrote: »

American Apparel will be open in Wicklow Street in time for summer.

Really? Thats cool. I like their tshirts, very comfy.

FunkZ

Just stand in the middle of the city, put one finger on you nose and point the other hand directly in front of you, close you eyes and spin around. Let ten seconds go by, stop. Walk and you'll find a shop...

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Or try J&J, River Island, Next etc...

kizzyr

speedboatchase wrote: »

Why do people who recommened Pennys and trash any label that's "too expensive" hang out on the fashion board? I see this happen all the time.

Anyways, Threadless, Truffle Shuffle, Urban Outfitters UK. Try all their sites and you'll be fine

I've often wondered about this too. IMHO the stuff sold in Pennys is of very poor quality and while it is cheap to buy initially, it looses its shape after the first wash, the colour runs etc etc and then you have to replace it. On the other hand if you buy something decent from another shop it will last and after its been washed still look like it did on the first wearing.

Gyalist

American Apparel have acquired a unit on Wicklow Street opposite the Lacoste shop. Trust me on it.

Firesuite

Gyalist wrote: »

American Apparel have acquired a unit on Wicklow Street opposite the Lacoste shop. Trust me on it.

I will - great news!

maildodge

Well check out our site at: http://www.stand-out.net

Gyalist

Apologies for digging up an old thread but I want to update the information I gave upthread.

American Apparel have pulled out of the deal to open a store on Wicklow Street. The unit is now back on the market. Must be yet another sign of the recession.