Good oul fashioned t-shirts?

NeptunesMoon · 02-12-2013 11:33AM #1

can someone suggest where to go for some good quality (i guess 100% cotton is the best) oul fashioned regular t-shirts? every tshirt ive seen in shops lately is either made for people who want to show off their muslces with either only the shoulders being covered or it being so tight fitting it looks glued to you when u wear it. If it's not that, it's too light has no weight or quality to it at all, the when you do find something half way decent, it has some horrible colour or frilly nonsense or some ironic slogan or ****, then of course there's the "78 base camp" or whatever cool sounding digit sequence they decide to put on it.

Basic price and basic style, suggestions roll in please :pac:

Ihatecuddles · 02-12-2013 11:35AM

I'm sure Dunnes will have some!

biko · 02-12-2013 11:36AM

Penneys

Banjo String · 02-12-2013 11:37AM

NeptunesMoon wrote: »

can someone suggest where to go for some good quality (i guess 100% cotton is the best) oul fashioned regular t-shirts? every tshirt ive seen in shops lately is either made for people who want to show off their muslces with either only the shoulders being covered or it being so tight fitting it looks glued to you when u wear it. If it's not that, it's too light has no weight or quality to it at all, the when you do find something half way decent, it has some horrible colour or frilly nonsense or some ironic slogan or ****, then of course there's the "78 base camp" or whatever cool sounding digit sequence they decide to put on it.

Basic price and basic style, suggestions roll in please :pac:

I buy plain tshirts to wear underneath certain shirts at times, usually plain black or white.

Can't fault penny's or Dunnes op. Cheap and cheerful.

Reima Almasri · 02-12-2013 11:38AM

Penneys have great deals or try dunnes

NeptunesMoon · 02-12-2013 11:39AM

cheers guys yeah penny's and dunnes have the right style alright but the quality seems to be lacking a bit and they seem to be too light and not goot material? Happy to pay 10-15 quid a pop if it's decent, but not 30-40 for a label.

Banjo String · 02-12-2013 11:41AM

NeptunesMoon wrote: »

cheers guys yeah penny's and dunnes have the right style alright but the quality seems to be lacking a bit and they seem to be too light and not goot material? Happy to pay 10-15 quid a pop if it's decent, but not 30-40 for a label.

Jack Jones, marks and Spencer?

kneemos · 02-12-2013 11:43AM

NeptunesMoon wrote: »

cheers guys yeah penny's and dunnes have the right style alright but the quality seems to be lacking a bit and they seem to be too light and not goot material? Happy to pay 10-15 quid a pop if it's decent, but not 30-40 for a label.

Amazon.
Buy a size up if you buy them in Dunnes,they'll shrink in the wash.

biko · 02-12-2013 11:48AM

You can try "Ye olde plain teeshirt shoppe", it's on Maccurtain street.

SEPT 23 1989 · 02-12-2013 11:55AM

go to a place that sells workwear

NeptunesMoon · 02-12-2013 11:57AM

sorry, forgot to mention im in dub, jack jones ones ive seen are usually littered with crap across them. might try marks and spencers

workwear idea is good

Duggy747 · 02-12-2013 11:59AM

Dunnes or Pennys are where I get my basic stuff, everywhere else seem to have nonsense written on them / bright fluorescent colours / V-necks going down to your nipples or are an insane price for a measly t-shirt.

biko · 02-12-2013 11:59AM

NeptunesMoon wrote: »

sorry, forgot to mention im in dub

I'm in Galway if that helps?

peckerhead · 02-12-2013 12:00PM

kneemos wrote: »

Amazon.

+1. Search for brand names like Fruit of the Loom, Gildan, etc.; you'll get a three-pack for about £10 with free Supersaver delivery if you spend over £25.

listermint · 02-12-2013 12:00PM

Gym membership OP ?

Good oul fashioned t-shirts?

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