Is it possible to find "classic" fitting T-shirts that don't cost 15+ dollars a piece? Every t shirt I've found either in person or online has been too baggy or too tight or too long or too short in one spot or another. Fuck! I'm about 6' tall and 170lbs shredded if that helps.

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>>18480467
It's what I'm going for, sorry.

I have similar measurements and the heavy Gildan's fit me perfectly (they're 3-5 eurodollars), in a medium. I also have a bunch of H&M shirts that I got for 1 euro that fit like a glove, but they're XL.

My suggestion is to order a bunch of different stuff, in both relevant sizes (M and L) and be ready to return until you find what you want.

15 isn't much though, and if you find something for 20 for example, even if you need 10 t-shirts it's not a huge expense compared to buying 10 shirts at 7.

>>18480484
That does sound like what I'm going to have to do. Thank you

>>18480484
That's an undershirt. Wear a proper t-shirt, slut.

>>18480456 (OP)
T shirts just fit me

>>18480685
This guy wears thick boy tees to cover his moobs

Get a sewing machine. Alterations for t-shirts are super easy. Sewing in general is a great skill to have and doesn't cost that much.

>>18480685
These are t-shirts used for printing merch, come in every color under the sun. Also, seethe.

No, man. It’s literally impossible to find good tees let alone for that price. I’ve pretty much given up and the only blanks I remotely like these days are Los Angeles Apparel’s 1801 tees because they make my shoulders look broad and my neck look thick.

Uniqlo U and Supima are decent for the price.

>>18480456 (OP)
I wear Stedman S7000 LUX t-shirt. I paid 5€ for each a few years ago.

The best quality for amount of money I got from ID T-Time, they were like 8€ when I bought them, but I think now they are twice as expensive.

>>18480456 (OP)
>good tees
>$15
literally does not exist unless you buy used vintage blanks and know how to get the stains out.
good tees are more like 20 on up to about 100 bucks now days.
you can get dece beaters like printing blanks and kirkland signature in that price range but they don't hold up in the wash super well.

>too long
invest in a sewing machine and stop buying your tees based on length. 5 second fix.

>>18480484
>15 isn't much though, and if you find something for 20 for example
agree but you can get japanese stuff for 20-30 per tee if you know where to look, and they will actually have the classic fit he wants.
he could also get vintage 50s/60s/70s undershirts still in the pack for around $20-30 a shirt if he's fine with thin ones that only come in white. they're single needle and have a sexy fit though, great in the summer. they sometimes yellow but a bit of fabric bluing in the wash fixes that right up quick.

>vintage mid century undershirts
etsy's been the best place to get them in my experience. not the first place you'd think.

>>18481273
Who the fuck pays 100 bucks for a glorified undershirt?

Try on multiple of the same size/model. T-shirts in this price range have really bad quality control and you might find one that fits just right. I found this out by trying on different colors of the same model.