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DucatiHoney

DucatiHoney

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Hanes --usually come in multiples in a pack. Whole thing is less than $20 usually. Available nearly anywhere. Make great utility rags when they're too skeezy to wear as pj's or for painting. Or they can be composted (make sure you buy 100% cotton and don't throw shirts soaked in non-compostable things in the compost). Buy a touch up a size--they shrink once hard-core and then not again.
 
Yakoo752

Yakoo752

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FLH03RIDER said:
Or you can step up your game and go with "CUTS".
Very nice shirts. :thumbup

https://www.cutsclothing.com/
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hard stop with this hipster shit

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auntiebling

auntiebling

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bosco12 said:
Gosh, because I've been worried about our effect on the environment for a long time - so I've been paying way more for my t-shirts for years, because they are made with organic cotton and/or re-cycled polyesters:

This 100% recycled long-sleeved T-shirt is made with 4.8 plastic bottles and 0.3 pounds of cotton scrap, using 96% less water and creating 45% less CO2 than a conventional cotton T-shirt. Fair Trade Certified sewn.

Any of the cheaper shirts are made from un-sustainably grown and harvested cotton. Which has lead in a number of areas to a significant lowering of the water table. For instance in likely the worse case, the Aral Sea Region (Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan):

https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/world-of-change/AralSea
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perhaps the next time you come down from your high horse you could share a link where i might buy such an eco conscious shirt?

FLH03RIDER said:
Or you can step up your game and go with "CUTS".
Very nice shirts. :thumbup

https://www.cutsclothing.com/
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did you miss the part where i don't want to pay $20+ for a shirt? those seem to be ~$50 each.

Yakoo752 said:
hard stop with this hipster shit

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on the other hand, i have been thinking of getting a triumph boneeville and throwing the rizoma catalog at it. perhaps this can be my first layer under my dianese cafe jacket?

oh man, i gotta find these t-shirts to show off my cleavage! is Express still a store?

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FLH03RIDER

FLH03RIDER

Recedite, plebes!
auntiebling said:
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did you miss the part where i don't want to pay $20+ for a shirt? those seem to be ~$50 each.
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Ha, ha... my exordium did said "if you want to step up your game". :laughing
Just giving ya some options.


Yakoo752 ... "hard stop with this hipster shit".
You know deep down you really want to rock one of those :cool shirts. Try one, you'll like it!
 
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bosco12

bosco12

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auntiebling said:
perhaps the next time you come down from your high horse you could share a link where i might buy such an eco conscious shirt?
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Because of this,

i just don't want to pay $20+ for a single shirt. am i unrealistic?
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I figured if you were really curious at 4/5x your base price, you could google them up. But they are so outside your budget - I don't see how it happens.

I just think by using a different perspective, that its unrealistic to expect solutions to be cheap and good. Especially now. While I prefer the t's for a number of reasons; price isn't one of my criteria.
 
Yakoo752

Yakoo752

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I forgot to add

Duluth Trading Co makes a great THICK tshirt.

Just outside your $20 though although their sales can be sub $10.

Note. it's a midwestern brand, they run a little large ;)
 
Eldritch

Eldritch

is insensitive
bosco12 said:
Because of this,



I figured if you were really curious at 4/5x your base price, you could google them up. But they are so outside your budget - I don't see how it happens.

I just think by using a different perspective, that its unrealistic to expect solutions to be cheap and good. Especially now. While I prefer the t's for a number of reasons; price isn't one of my criteria.
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I already posted the Best T-Shirts. They are Dickies. They are like $10. They wear like Armor made of Cotton and come in Tall Sizes.

They hold up great after a Bro shoots the shit out of you with a Nailgun from across the room.

:dunno
 
auntiebling

auntiebling

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bosco12 said:
Because of this,



I figured if you were really curious at 4/5x your base price, you could google them up. But they are so outside your budget - I don't see how it happens.

I just think by using a different perspective, that its unrealistic to expect solutions to be cheap and good. Especially now. While I prefer the t's for a number of reasons; price isn't one of my criteria.
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cool

Yakoo752 said:
I forgot to add

Duluth Trading Co makes a great THICK tshirt.

Just outside your $20 though although their sales can be sub $10.

Note. it's a midwestern brand, they run a little large ;)
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duluth is whom i'm referencing in the first post. have a couple of the thick ones and the lighter weight ones. i prefer the lighter weight ones, which are still heavier than most others i've owned. catching the sales hasn't been happening for me unfortunately.

BillSmith said:


Eddie Bauer. The outlet stores always stock tall sizes in t-shirts, polos, sweaters, jackets, etc.
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eddie bauer still exists? i'll look them up
 
auntiebling

auntiebling

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Staff member
Eldritch said:
I already posted the Best T-Shirts. They are Dickies. They are like $10. They wear like Armor made of Cotton and come in Tall Sizes.

They hold up great after a Bro shoots the shit out of you with a Nailgun from across the room.

:dunno
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across the room?
what nail gun? mine don't have the velocity for that kind of range
 
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