cynthiahunter6588: Love the dedication to the "frankenbra."
angelaaleksa0911: Would love to see v neck T-shirts next. Never a fan of crew necks. ️. Either way always look forward to your videos!
julieberry1881: Those side tags are so annoying! Even when you cut them off there is still a little piece left in the seam that rubs and sometimes when you try to get that out you open up the seam. So frustrating!
sjsp7631: This is the best white T video I’ve ever seen. The washing and measuring was extremely helpful. I am not going to treat a basic T like it’s precious.
Cheryl-D: You did a LOT of work for this video. Not many people can say they have a frankenbra! Very helpful information. Your efforts are appreciated
susieinthesouth1931: "Everyone is sick of Quince" true facts for me :) Thank you for including other brands. I appreciate how much work goes into these videos.
genieford2047: I don’t know why you don’t have 200k subscribers because your videos are just so good. You are just so authentic about everything and although I am much older than you, I still relate totally to all you do. Thanks! Don’t ever change.
suzanner1230: I absolutely love things you do on your channel that I never see on other channels. For instance, everyone just says "it washes and dries well," but you doing actual measurements before & after washing is genius...and helpful. Thank you. Also, the frankenbra was also a genuis idea. Love your channel and humor.
emp2291: Thank you for this video. It looks like it was so much work! I wish I could give you a dozen thumbs up. And you're so clever to create your own bra. Good white tees are the hardest to find.
molly5262: Hate the stretch in t-shirts. Love all cotton shirts best!
AGomoljak: Frankenbra.
lifeisgood32: Not sick of Quince, give us all the Quince! Great video!
ineslazalde9629: I like the Kirkland pima cotton one. I bought a bunch for $7 on sale. $10 regular price.
karenhecht2342: Wow! That’s a lot of work! Thank you!!
carriedavis-s9e: Thanks for do this video. I find that crew neck tees tend to be too small around the neck and the shoulders and arms are too small. Who are they designing these for??? I’m 5’i” and weight about 135, yet I still struggle with finding a tee that fits right without being too small in some areas. The sheerness is another issue…
jillponce7: This was a good video. I always wondered how different brands could charge such high prices for a “basic white tee”. Now I see where those differences would show up. I think all clothing brands should pre-wash their products so we don’t have to worry about shrinkage. Especially if they plan to charge a higher price.
m4moxie: Thank you so much for the wash and dry part!! I've been struggling lately to know when picking sizes whether something will shrink or not. And your laundry methods are bang on... exactly how I would and want to treat a tee. And any t shirt that is too small for you in size medium has some pretty whack sizing in my opinion!
Morganjenkins0422: My fav is free assembly from Walmart. It’s $8.00 great quality!!!
lynauh5532: As someone who absolutely abhors shopping and trying on, I just sit back and relax and watch you! I am 63 but still a jeans and T kinda gal and we are the same size, although I am taller. So it all is so valuable to me. I can see exactly what will fit me. And the washing! Great stuff because you always wonder about shrinkage. You are as cute as a bug!
bevalexander5897: I love Tshirt videos, because I live in them. I had to take a buying break when I made the mistake of counting how many I had. (I quit at 65️) I’m also very hard of them, because I’m clumsy and spill a lot, so I avoid white tees, even though they’re my favorite. Because of that, I love the Target brand, “A New Day”. I hardly ever pay more than $8 per tee, so I often buy 4-5 at a time. But my favorite place to buy tees is Banana Republic, during sales of course. For the times I need a “dressy” tee shirt. I love the feel of their cotton tees.
carriedavis-s9e: What do you do with all the items you don’t like or don’t fit? Please consider donating them to a nonprofit thrift store. I volunteer at a thrift store for the SPCA and we appreciate all gently used clothing for our customers and the animals benefit!
wandalowe5578: The Walmart Time and True and Scoop T-shirts are great. I think you could have gotten a better idea of a T-shirt if you had chosen something other than the men's Hanes shirt. Just my opinion.
rainbowhalo18: Your frankenbra was next level genius
susanlovesanimals: I almost never dry any of my tops in the dryer. I think I must be in the major minority LOL but I don't actually mind hanging things up to dry. The thing I hate most about clothes if they get pilly and I feel like if I can reduce the friction on them by hanging them to dry, or keep them from shrinking/losing their shape, I'll totally do it. I also do a fair bit of hand washing with sweaters, blouses, etc.
Dannydee188: That Uniqlo one would be great for under sweaters the neckline is high enough you could see it as a layer
rsvkav: Uniqlo is AWESOME. I LOVE THEM-I always size up though; Uniqlo runs small
Maria-f8m9r: My favorite white t-shirt is from Walmart - $8 from the women's clothing section (not sure why you bought a men's undershirt from one store to compare with women's clothing shirts from all the others - apples vs oranges!).
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