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Somewhat off-topic but for those who want a black, 100% cotton and lighterweight t-shirt, IMHO nothing compares to Intimissimi[0] They run a bit small so I rec

Somewhat off-topic but for those who want a black, 100% cotton and lighterweight t-shirt, IMHO nothing compares to Intimissimi[0] They run a bit small so I recommend one size larger than your regular size. They're currently on sale from Black Friday so only $14.30 each. (Large Black is now out-of-stock, sorry!) They also make many other varieties like v necks, long sleeve, modal/cashmere/ etc. (Claimer: I'm not affiliated or getting a referral from this... I just think they're a lesser known brand in the US) __________ 0. https://www.intimissimi.com/us/product/short_sleeve_crew_neck_t_shirt_in_supima%C2%AE_cotton-CMU12G.html?dwvar_CMU12G_Z_COL_INTU=019 https://www.intimissimi.com/us/product/short_sleeve_crew_nec...

airstrike 3y ago
Also worth noting that the only review on the website is very accurate despite being a 1-star review: "The quality of material is great. Neck is too low. Too lenghty". These are exactly the reasons why I like this shirt. Great material, neck is not too tight, probably an inch longer than many other fitted t-shirts, so your underwear isn't showing all the time.
- loxias 3y ago
  Very good to know, now I won't waste $15. ;-) This whole comment thread is teaching me that apparently there isn't /any/ objective truth when it comes to t shirt comfort. Before today I figured that was an objective fact that the cheap Hanes ones were unloved -- neck always stretched out, too short and stout. I'm a fan of LA apparel (aka american apparel) as well as some bella+canvas ones. That stretched out neck just gives me flashbacks to middle school, ugh.
  - hodgesrm 3y ago
    > This whole comment thread is teaching me that apparently there isn't any objective truth when it comes to t shirt comfort. That's true of many things and has been for a long time. "De gustibus non disputandum est," as the Romans said. "It's useless to argue about taste."
    - heresie-dabord 3y ago
      > "It's useless to argue about taste... or T-shirt comfort." I updated your statement for the remainder of modern history. ^_^
  - airstrike 3y ago
    FWIW I don't think Intimissimi shirts have a quote-unquote "stretched out neck", just a tiny bit of extra room... I hadn't even noticed it until I read the review

airstrike 3y ago

Also worth noting that the only review on the website is very accurate despite being a 1-star review: "The quality of material is great. Neck is too low. Too lenghty". These are exactly the reasons why I like this shirt. Great material, neck is not too tight, probably an inch longer than many other fitted t-shirts, so your underwear isn't showing all the time.

loxias 3y ago
Very good to know, now I won't waste $15. ;-) This whole comment thread is teaching me that apparently there isn't /any/ objective truth when it comes to t shirt comfort. Before today I figured that was an objective fact that the cheap Hanes ones were unloved -- neck always stretched out, too short and stout. I'm a fan of LA apparel (aka american apparel) as well as some bella+canvas ones. That stretched out neck just gives me flashbacks to middle school, ugh.
- hodgesrm 3y ago
  > This whole comment thread is teaching me that apparently there isn't any objective truth when it comes to t shirt comfort. That's true of many things and has been for a long time. "De gustibus non disputandum est," as the Romans said. "It's useless to argue about taste."
  - heresie-dabord 3y ago
    > "It's useless to argue about taste... or T-shirt comfort." I updated your statement for the remainder of modern history. ^_^
- airstrike 3y ago
  FWIW I don't think Intimissimi shirts have a quote-unquote "stretched out neck", just a tiny bit of extra room... I hadn't even noticed it until I read the review