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Looking for plain (no pattern/logo) t-shirts for 14 month old

oceanclub · 2014-10-14 20:15:36

Weirdly I'm find it hard to source cheap plain t-shirts in size 1 to 2 years (to cut up for costumes). Even somewhere like Penney's only stocks patterned ones. Tried a few online shops but only limited colours (I'm looking for green). If anyone can help, let me know! P.

14-10-2014 09:15PM

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Weirdly I'm find it hard to source cheap plain t-shirts in size 1 to 2 years (to cut up for costumes). Even somewhere like Penney's only stocks patterned ones. Tried a few online shops but only limited colours (I'm looking for green). If anyone can help, let me know!

P.

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#2 15-10-2014 01:00AM

Moonbeam

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Tesco normally have them

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#3 15-10-2014 05:46AM

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Could a vest do? You can get plain ones

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#4 15-10-2014 09:34AM

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Next, Dunnes and Tesco all do them. Black and white ones mainly, for under uniforms.

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#5 15-10-2014 10:47AM

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Buy a few white ones and dye them?

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#6 15-10-2014 12:37PM

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H+M

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#7 18-10-2014 11:07AM

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H&M basics range are brilliant high quality and good value. Tesco ones always go weird in the wash- the necks get stretched and they get wider and shorter IME.

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