I Havent Purchased A Tshirt In Over A Year Merz B, Whitesville, RRL More
Alexander_Scott: Though this is not apart of the video what are your thoughts on wonderlooper? Have you owned their shirts before? I'm interested but there is so many options when it comes to tees from so many brands that its best hard to choose when I have limited funds
DominicAJ: Anything over $100 per tee is beyond diminishing returns in my experience. The only time I haven't felt burnt by expensive t shirts is when they're merino wool.
arbeckWA: On the lighter weight side, I do like the Buck Mason tough knit 2 packs. I also like their field spec, but in the 90's boxy fit.
They aren't the best fitting, or the softest shirts, but I do like the Imogene Willie cotton project shirts. They're a little rougher out of the package than most, but the idea of the cotton grown, spun, knit, cut, and sewn all in a small area is appealing. And the price in a two pack is very fair. I also like the washed out black and ecru colors.
Antwort2und40: Thanks for this! It’s helpful to get wear updates on staples.
My go-to’s are the Merz B 215 or the TEE03s if it’s really hot out. The wide neck opening is a style choice; I like it, but also it can be a bit annoying when layering as it can bunch up. The 215s in particular do wear very nicely. I have done others from Merz B I like but those are my go-tos.
I also really like the Left Field Tsuri knit tees, the texture is really nice, although they are a stiff and heavy, so a different end of the universe.
Just bought a samurai zero, both short and long sleeve. Looking forward to wearing them in.
Oomph6006: Samurai 2 pack all the way..
Noidzor: I have the same complaint about the 215. I am 5'8" 158lbs and the collar is still pretty wide. I recently picked up the Buck Mason japense linen tee and it has been my go to for these hot days in New Mexico.
ari_the_reader_00: I have a 3Sixteen Ultraweight Pina T-shirt in Brown. I believe I purchased it in Feb or March, and it’s holding up super well. The proportions are pretty nice on me as a shorter guy and it’s super soft.
Kahri_gk: Fun and informative video !! The buck mason, double rl , and lady white co imo would look better on you in size M cuz your body size is more M. Since you said you’ve had em a year it makes sense cuz you’ve been consistent with your health and fitness and now a M in lots of stuff will look better and feel more comfortable. I mean this in a friendly way don’t mean to be harsh or overly critical, but I think all the T-shirts look way too big on you borderline sloppy fit with the exception of Whitesville……
thesartorialthesis: 14:00 I’m right there with you! I love my Merz b. Schwanen T-shirts—most of mine are the 2S14—but the collars are massive. And that’s coming from a fairly big-headed fella. It’s a shame, too, because it doesn’t seem to be limited to one model; it feels more like a brand-wide thing.
_cm3: The Lady White Co was heavier than expected. How the arms protrude on the sides with a stiff boxy look isn’t my fav. Tubular doesn’t seem to conform to the body naturally, with bunching at the back arm seams. I went with M, I’m 5’8”-155. Hopefully it breaks in more, it’s been through a couple wash cycles.
dannycastillon2008: I could never pay these prices. Good for you if you have the disposable income to do so. I've paid at most $20 bucks for a tee and I'm OK with that.
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