who sells 100% cotton shirts?

[DesiPower]

Meh, I must be the only one who actually likes polyester over cotton.

I like the mixed ones, 40-60, most of my shirts are the wrinkle free stuff, they are VERY easy to iron

 

[Imp]

thanks, and additional 35% off... they're giving these things away. Picked up some other stuff too.

The factories in Bangladesh probably churn these out for less than a buck a pop. And never buy from Gap or BR full-price... Sales year round practically daily.

 

[SlushySolid]

I'm a big fan of comfort colors. They're a little rougher than some designer brand (like polo), but they feel great rubbing against the ol' nips.

 

[Dr. Detroit]

Try Jockey -

Expensive but quality - they last, fit well, and are very comfortable.

95% cotton & 5% Spandex are my favorites - Even the woman loves them to sleep in so I buy her mens smalls to sleep in as I got tired of her raising my undershirt drawer.

 

[BurnItDwn]

Don't waste your time on shirts. Get her what every woman wants, a new vacuum cleaner!

 

[Nintendesert]

Try Jockey -

Expensive but quality - they last, fit well, and are very comfortable.

95% cotton & 5% Spandex are my favorites - Even the woman loves them to sleep in so I buy her mens smalls to sleep in as I got tired of her raising my undershirt drawer.

You let your woman sleep in clothes? :|

 

[Xonim]

For plain t-shirts I like Duluth Trading Company. They have some B&M locations in MN and WI, otherwise you're stuck with online ordering.

Link

For men, their "buck naked" undershits are amazing, even if they're stupid expensive (for an undershirt). I bought one to try it out, and bought 2 more after a couple days with it.

 

[mizzou]

Gildan shirts are my favorites

 

[HeXen]

There is cheap 100% cotton that is fine for wiping your ass and then there's more expensive 100% cotton that you want to use as a spankerchief.
Here is what you look at.

Thread count
Ply
Thickness
Weave
Mill
Type

For a good shirt:

• Can be anywhere between 50 to 150 thread counts
• Either single ply (for softer and lighter casual shirts) or 2-ply (for stronger, more formal shirts)
• For longer-lasting shirts, look for shirts made of the higher quality cotton fibers like Egyptian or Pima cotton
• Fabric are woven in well-established mills who have mastered the art of craftsmanship
• Stay away from blended fabrics especially if your skin is easily irritable

 

[Hugo Drax]

I am a big fan of those 6 dollar shirts myself. They are comfortable and wash well.

 

[Carson Dyle]

A great place to buy t-shirts is www.CheapesTees.com - I've been buying from them for years. There are noticeable differences in the materials used by different manufacturers. I like the heavyweight Gildan t's for softness.

Use code WB410 for 20% off through 12/19.

 

[marshsebastian]

I would like t choose the random one.