Look at the deep V Diesels at Nordstrom if you don't like the visible crew-neck look. They are not cheap though. Kinda ridiculous to pay that but I like heather grey deep v necks under light shirts. I only have three, and am looking for cheaper options in the same color/style.
My posts keep getting moderated, so sorry for any duplicates. Nordstrom has those Diesel Deep Vs and eBay has some cheaper versions. Search for "Canvas Deep V Neck T Shirt" on eBay.
Also, you might want to dry CertainDri. Unlike a normal anti-perspirant, you apply it under your arms the night before and it seals your pores to releive perspiration during the day. I reccomend you giving it a try as well if you haven't already. From my experience it works much better than other "extra strengh" anti-perspirants.
I would recommend against the 'rec' for CertainDri. Sealing your pores is dumb at best and dangerous(though it will not be obvious because you cannot see the damage so people think it doesn't exist) at worst. Anti persp is bad enough.
And while you are free to do what you like, I had to put in a counter vote to sealing your underarm pores.
You can also ask a doctor (dermatologist) to prescribe you Robinul Forte. It's used to treat stomach ulcers, and its main side effect is a reduction in sweating. For this reason it's also prescribed specifically for that effect. Works very well, with no other discernible effects. You'll still sweat (you need to) but you won't be nearly as soggy as before.
You can also ask a doctor (dermatologist) to prescribe you Robinul Forte. It's used to treat stomach ulcers, and its main side effect is a reduction in sweating. For this reason it's also prescribed specifically for that effect. Works very well, with no other discernible effects. You'll still sweat (you need to) but you won't be nearly as soggy as before.
That's hilarious. There has to be some way to treat that. I've never had "soggy pits." Do you deal with a lot of anxiety? Until you find the cure, just wear a t-shirt underneath your shirt.
If you've never had this problem, you have no idea what a pain in the ass it is. I wear icebreaker merino wool tshirts, and put a paper towel (or toilet paper) in each armpit as well. When the papertowel gets soaked, throw it away and replace.
See a dermatologist. Your problem is not that unusual. If Certain Dri, shaving your pits, and controlling your environment (cooler office, lightweight clothes, don't do the job, they can zap your sweat glands.