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Ultimate White T-Shirt

Manny Calavera

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Of course I'm going to have to say Loopwheeler. Best solid t-shirts on the planet (that I know of
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Originally Posted by gza
Now that I've tried Alternative Apparel I can't see myself buying t shirts from anyone else. Even the 100% cotton is unbelievably butter-soft, to say nothing of the various cotton/poly blends they use. Their feel blows away all the designer tees I've had, including Helmut Lang and Margiela, as well as tees from knitwear specialists like Cruciani and Zanone. The burnout tee is an interesting variation on the plain white t shirt, with a random pattern of sheer and opaque areas. And the price (at wholesale, that is) is very easy to swallow.
I have wholesale accounts for both AA's, and pricelists on the selling forums. But I should add in my experience, while the Alternative Apparel shirts are lighter and softer, they're somewhat boxier. However, AA's 6401 summer shirts feel exactly the same way, and still have the American Apparel fit, so plain shirts, I'd probably recommend those over Alternative, especially if you're a size small like me in American Apparel, since Alt. doesn't fit me at all. Edit: Alt. Apparel thread: http://styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=14235 American thread: http://styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=13312
 

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Originally Posted by moosy
Same here.

And if you want 2(x)ist you can simply get Target's Merona it is made by the same company and actually fits more trimmed.


Thats funny, because merona brand T-shirts and underwear are my favorite. They are just very comfortable and fit me well. I've heard alot of good things about 2(x)ist and was thinking about trying them... Guess I'll just keep buying my merona's.
-Grad
 

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this thread is funny because in the last issue of vibe, they had a bunch of sourthern crunk rappers rate a bunch of "whitees". their criteria is completely different from the guys on this forum.
 

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I second CK undershirts. I've worn Calvin Klein white T-shirts for a while now. They're pretty good quality and hold up well through washing. Loopwheeler sounds nice and all, but the real question is how much are they?
 

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Originally Posted by mizanation
this thread is funny because in the last issue of vibe, they had a bunch of sourthern crunk rappers rate a bunch of "whitees". their criteria is completely different from the guys on this forum.


yea, i read the same article (they are "snap" rappers) and their criteria actually makes sense. They want something heavy, so the skin dosen't show. Paying triple digits for a white T is just stupid. It's a damn white T. Unless you posses the rare ability to pull money out of your ass then it's pretty stupid. Who cares if it's egytian cotton. it's just $^%# cotton.
 

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Originally Posted by blackplatano
yea, i read the same article (they are "snap" rappers) and their criteria actually makes sense. They want something heavy, so the skin dosen't show. Paying triple digits for a white T is just stupid. It's a damn white T. Unless you posses the rare ability to pull money out of your ass then it's pretty stupid. Who cares if it's egytian cotton. it's just $^%# cotton.

yeah, i know they're snap rappers, but didn't want to confuse anyone on style forum who might not be familiar.

btw, you've got it wrong, blackplatano.

people who buy a loopwheeler t-shirt, are buying a shirt that will last for decades and will look better with age. there are reasons for the price, which i'm sure people will be happy to school you on.

ALSO, don't you know that if you are really repping the super oversized "whitee" style, you're not supposed to wear it more than a couple times anyways? the style requires that you put on a brand new t-shirt every few days, especially in the summer. ditto for white on white AF1s. unless you want to look like a broke-ass loser.

different people, different styles, different criteria.
 

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1.) best white tee STANDFORD PREMIUM WEIGHT TEE 100% cotton usually 3 for 25 (odor free, wont shrink, wont yellow over age) just the best been using STANDFORD white tees, wife beaters, and boxers for almost 8 years now and always my number one choose

2.) Best bang for the buck triple A 5 for 10 dollars or PRO CLUB PREMIUM WEIGHT 3 for 10 at any swap meet
 

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I slang in my white tee
I bang in my white tee
All in the club spitting game in my white tee
I bling in my white tee
Serve fiends in my white tee
**** a throwback i look clean in my white tee
 

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"ALSO, don't you know that if you are really repping the super oversized "whitee" style, you're not supposed to wear it more than a couple times anyways? the style requires that you put on a brand new t-shirt every few days, especially in the summer. ditto for white on white AF1s. unless you want to look like a broke-ass loser.

different people, different styles, different criteria."

Trust me, i know about long white T's. And at $500 it's still stupid, "looks better over time" is very relative. I like my white T's exactly that, white. SO unless the T is going to get whiter over time, then it's getting uglier. I bought A lot of white T's last summer, and haven't even wore half of them. I definatly want them to stay white.

BTW. Uptowns are the greatest sneackers of all time.
 

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Originally Posted by blackplatano
"ALSO, don't you know that if you are really repping the super oversized "whitee" style, you're not supposed to wear it more than a couple times anyways? the style requires that you put on a brand new t-shirt every few days, especially in the summer. ditto for white on white AF1s. unless you want to look like a broke-ass loser.

different people, different styles, different criteria."

Trust me, i know about long white T's. And at $500 it's still stupid, "looks better over time" is very relative. I like my white T's exactly that, white. SO unless the T is going to get whiter over time, then it's getting uglier. I bought A lot of white T's last summer, and haven't even wore half of them. I definatly want them to stay white.

BTW. Uptowns are the greatest sneackers of all time.


trust me, i know a ton about white tees, too. it's all i was rocking 3 years ago when i didn't know no better. might be a style in the south now, but it's been played out in nyc for a minute.

and i'm not sure where you got $500 from, a loopwheeler is like $60.
 

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Originally Posted by moosy
Same here.

And if you want 2(x)ist you can simply get Target's Merona it is made by the same company and actually fits more trimmed.


Which Merona are you talking about? The inexpensive line, the middle tier line (Classic), or the athletic tees with a bit of lycra?
 

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I like Calvin Klein and Uniqlo, too. The fabric and construction of the latter is a bit nicer, in my opinion.

Unfortunately, I spilled red wine all over the front of both of my white Uniqlo t-shirts and am no longer in Japan, so I haven't been able to wear them recently!
 

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