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Set the Style Fashion, clothing, trends. Whether you need to dress to impress, dress to distress, or just learn how to dress, you just might learn something.

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Old 2008-08-18, 05:56
Tom_Sawyer Tom_Sawyer is offline
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Default Plain, tight-fitting t-shirts...

Lately I've been sick of logos and brands, and the fact that you can't get anything at the mall without running into someone who has the same thing. I've decided the best course of action would be to wear plain shirts of various colors, which are easy to match and look really clean. However, I'm not a thug faggot, and I prefer to wear clothes that fit me well. I have been able to find white and black shirts that I like, which go by the name of Hanes Perfect-T, but they don't come in any other colors. I've checked the obvious places, such as Wal-Mart, Target, and Mervyn's, but their selections seem to be designed for the obese.

Now, I can find something close if I get children's sizes, but they're still not quite right. If it feels good in the arms/chest, it's off on the length, and vise-versa. I just want something that can hug the muscles closely while still making it down to my belt.

Can anybody help me with this problem?

- Tom
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Old 2008-08-18, 07:52
Ed Lister Ed Lister is offline
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American Apparel
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Old 2008-08-18, 17:35
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Ebay.
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Old 2008-08-18, 17:59
the soft skeleton the soft skeleton is offline
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American Apparel

This, for sure.
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Old 2008-08-19, 04:10
superspeedz superspeedz is offline
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Originally Posted by Tom_Sawyer
Lately I've been sick of logos and brands, and the fact that you can't get anything at the mall without running into someone who has the same thing. I've decided the best course of action would be to wear plain shirts of various colors, which are easy to match and look really clean. However, I'm not a thug faggot, and I prefer to wear clothes that fit me well. I have been able to find white and black shirts that I like, which go by the name of Hanes Perfect-T, but they don't come in any other colors. I've checked the obvious places, such as Wal-Mart, Target, and Mervyn's, but their selections seem to be designed for the obese.

Now, I can find something close if I get children's sizes, but they're still not quite right. If it feels good in the arms/chest, it's off on the length, and vise-versa. I just want something that can hug the muscles closely while still making it down to my belt.

Can anybody help me with this problem?

- Tom


Armani collezioni, makes good tight fitting plain t-shirts out of nice materials.
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Old 2008-08-19, 05:42
ObsdianZ ObsdianZ is offline
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American Apparel

Be prepared to pay alot though. My sister bought 6 pairs of socks from AA...for $70.

*ObZ
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Old 2008-08-20, 05:55
pengd0t pengd0t is offline
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Why not just stock up on the white ones, and pick up a bottle of cloth dye at Wal-Mart while you're getting them?
If you just MUST spend a lot of money, go ahead, otherwise, I'd try that. ( :
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Old 2008-08-20, 09:45
Cosmonaut3030 Cosmonaut3030 is offline
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Why not just stock up on the white ones, and pick up a bottle of cloth dye at Wal-Mart while you're getting them?
If you just MUST spend a lot of money, go ahead, otherwise, I'd try that. ( :


That's a silly idea. Don't do this.

How can you not find good fitting plain tshirts? I could think of 3 different places on the UK highstreet off the top of my head.
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Old 2008-08-20, 10:40
ferret111 ferret111 is offline
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I've gotten mine from JCPenney. They're great. They won't be tight at first, but, since they're cotton, they'll tighten up after a few washes. A lot of times they're on sale for $5.
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Old 2008-08-20, 23:43
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American Apparel

god i hate that fucking store. but yeah OP, that place would be right up your alley. all they fucking sell is overpriced, plain solid colored clothes. but you could definitely find cheaper, plain t shirts at JCPenneys or Sears. i've seen them at target as well, but apparently you want them ass tight. try the girls section then.
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Old 2008-08-21, 14:47
The_Seventh_Artist The_Seventh_Artist is offline
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god i hate that fucking store. but yeah OP, that place would be right up your alley. all they fucking sell is overpriced, plain solid colored clothes. but you could definitely find cheaper, plain t shirts at JCPenneys or Sears. i've seen them at target as well, but apparently you want them ass tight. try the girls section then.

This.
Seriously, OP tight-fitting t-shirts are kinda fail, Just buy shirts that fit you well.
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Old 2008-08-22, 01:30
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Just go to Kohels.
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Old 2008-08-22, 02:24
Hourglass Circumstance Hourglass Circumstance is offline
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H&M.

That's where I go for plain, nicely fitting t-shirts. They have all sorts of colors and they're only about 5 dollars each. Everything else in that store is way overpriced though, so that's all I buy.

Check it out, if there's one in your area. The pricing may be different depending on where you're at, however.
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Old 2008-08-22, 02:25
PopaChubby PopaChubby is offline
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I usually don't find too much when I go there but I really like my plain tshirts I've gotten from old navy. They're like the perfect length and there's not too much material in the sleeves and the material seems to lay very well. American Apparel tshirts seem to be made too long.
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Old 2008-08-25, 03:54
Tom_Sawyer Tom_Sawyer is offline
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H&M.

That's where I go for plain, nicely fitting t-shirts. They have all sorts of colors and they're only about 5 dollars each. Everything else in that store is way overpriced though, so that's all I buy.

Check it out, if there's one in your area. The pricing may be different depending on where you're at, however.


I stumbled into this store at random, and I found exactly what I needed.

Thanks everyone.

- Tom
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Old 2008-08-25, 22:31
Cosmonaut3030 Cosmonaut3030 is offline
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I've gotten mine from JCPenney. They're great. They won't be tight at first, but, since they're cotton, they'll tighten up after a few washes. A lot of times they're on sale for $5.


Oh yeah. Shirts tighten up after you wash them. H&M is good for plain T's, but they're too long in my opinion.
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Old 2008-08-26, 22:05
WaldoCorpse WaldoCorpse is offline
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Uhm, about not fitting in with other clothing.
Try a white T, and a sharpie.
No matter what your clothing is, some one out there will have something like it.
 
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