Where do y’all buy t shirts ?

[Ann.without.an.e]

I need basic t shirts but I don’t like the kohl’s type brands or target that are so short. I want something with a little length on it. Not heavy feeling either since I live in a hotter climate. 
 

 

[stephanier.1765]

I'm wearing ones I buy at Walmart. I live in Florida so I like my t-shirts thin and the Walmart ones are definitely that. They are also long which is another thing I appreciate. And of course, they are very inexpensive. I do buy one size larger than I wear any where else. They've washed really well.

[regentrude]

Thriftstore. There are enough used T-shirts in the world to last all of us a lifetime. And you never know what you find.
Once in a while, I splurge on a Life is Good one.
 

Edited March 6, 2023 by regentrude

[Corraleno]

Lands End supima cotton tees. Not too fitted or too loose, just the right weight, huge choice of colors, you can always get them on sale for up to 40% off, and they last forever. 

Crew neck

V-neck

Edited March 6, 2023 by Corraleno
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[Terabith]

Not plain tshirts but I pretty much live in shirts from tee turtle.  And some random theology nerd shirts.  

[TechWife]

Lands End. Sometimes Talbots. 

[Ann.without.an.e]

39 minutes ago, stephanier.1765 said:

I'm wearing ones I buy at Walmart. I live in Florida so I like my t-shirts thin and the Walmart ones are definitely that. They are also long which is another thing I appreciate. And of course, they are very inexpensive. I do buy one size larger than I wear any where else. They've washed really well.

I never think about Walmart. There’s a little Walmart neighborhood market and I go in there sometimes but never think to go in the full sized super Walmarts. I’ll check them out.

[itsheresomewhere]

Old navy has talls online.  Kohls has some talls online.  Duluth has the shirts that are longer.  Some of my favorite ones are from Amazon ( free people tunics). 
 

[Katy]

Mine are 90% a mix of Talbots or Land’s End, with a few from JJill or LLBean thrown in. I really like the elbow length one and stock up when they have colors I like

[Tap]

I like Eddie Bauer but they might be thicker than you want. 

[Bambam]

I'm picky about material (usually only 100% cotton, NO polyester, some rayon or tencel is okay).
So, my tees are from Life is Good (watch for sales) and LLBean (Pima Cotton) or Landsend (Supima cotton). I wish LL Bean had more sales!  

[popmom]

Most of my t shirts are from fundraisers for various things, and almost all are Comfort Colors. I do not love them, but I wear them. They are too heavy for our humidity, and the necks stretch out. 

I'll be looking at some of these suggestions. 🙂

Edited March 7, 2023 by popmom

[Selkie]

Life is Good is my favorite brand for tees. If you order from their site, you can choose whether you want the lighter or heavier fabric.

[Hilltopmom]

Lands End come in talls for extra length.

[mlktwins]

Duluths. They have long tail shirts and are good quality.

 

[LucyStoner]

I’m plus size and *all torso* so getting longer shirts is a necessity as otherwise they become crop tops on me.  Athleta, Land’s End and LL Bean are my go tos.  I shop sales and can usually get them 40-60% off MSRP.  

[Elizabeth86]

3 hours ago, Bambam said:

I'm picky about material (usually only 100% cotton, NO polyester, some rayon or tencel is okay).
So, my tees are from Life is Good (watch for sales) and LLBean (Pima Cotton) or Landsend (Supima cotton). I wish LL Bean had more sales!  

Thanks. I require 💯 cotton too. I’ll have to check these out.

[AmandaVT]

I've been liking Duluth Trading Co. t-shirts recently. They are a nice weight, longer, and the neck isn't too constricting (I swear I must have been strangled in a prior life because I hate it when shirts are cut too close).

https://www.duluthtrading.com/women/tops/t-shirts/

[teachermom2834]

My current basic tees are the Amazon brand. I think it is Amazon Essentials. Long enough, heavy enough for coverage without being too heavy. 

[Clarita]

Most t-shirts I have come from volunteer stuff, summer camps, sporting events and the company my husband works for. It's kind of humorous because last week I left the house like a walking billboard for the company my husband works for (jacket, shirt, socks, water bottle, and bag) purely by accident. Yes all my friends made fun of me. 

[easypeasy]

For solid-colored t-shirts that are on the thinner side, I just go to JoAnns (or is it Michael's? One carries Comfort Colors and the other carries Bella Canvas and I always get them mixed up) and buy BellaCanva blanks. I like the unisex style, not the ladycut. Tons of colors to choose from & cheap!! I usually knot them in the back and tuck it under.

I also have a ton of Life is Good t's - I'm a sucker for their designs. They have a lighter weight t-shirt (not their standard shirt) on their website and those are an amazing fit, imho.

Also have a lot of Comfort Colors blanks, but they're considerably thicker and boxier.

Also love Eddie Bauer and LLBean, but those are what I would consider a thick tshirt.

[elegantlion]

I'm long waisted, so I tend to buy talls. I prefer 100% cotton. I tend to buy Old Navy talls - last year they had some thinner shirts - not as great quality, however. JCP  - St John's Bay - these are a bit heavier, also buy talls. Life is Good tees are my favorite. My TJ Maxx sometimes has them. I also buy the lighter tees. Their tees are longer on me. 

[Pawz4me]

39 minutes ago, elegantlion said:

JCP  - St John's Bay - these are a bit heavier, also buy talls

I like the JCP St. John's Bay tees, too. I need petites and they can be hard to find (I assume talls are, too). The St. John's Bay are very inexpensive when they're on sale. I can't tell a ton of difference in quality or durability between them and LE or LL Bean, both of which I also buy. I actually prefer the SJB to LL Bean's supima tees. Those are a little too silky feeling for my liking. Something about the texture makes my skin crawl just a little bit, and they never seem to want to behave themselves w/o riding up. The SJB have a little more texture and tend to "stick" a little better to my pants.

[Boymama5]

I like Duluth’s and Lands End. Both have been a nice length, durable and good fit. 

[jrn]

I live in T-shirts and get them from all over, many listed above. My new favorite is off Amazon - just a bit dressier than my usual graphic t. The length is perfect  for me. 
CARCOS Womens Plus Size Tops Short Sleeve Shirts V Neck Tunic Floral/Aniaml Blouses XL-5X https://a.co/d/4hxXSCZ

[Meriwether]

I buy triblend t-shirts from Shirt Space. I put designs on some for the kids and get Dh's white undershirts while I'm ordering. 

[Longtime Lurker]

I like Gap Factory's "Favorite T." They come in tall, but at 5'8" the regulars are long enough.