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Random fashion thoughts - Part II (A New Hope)

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Has anyone else experienced slow response times from Gentry lately. Great store and generally good customer service, but I've had a few instances now where my emails have gone ignored. I'm usually not shy to give a call to the store, but sometimes when life is crazy and you need to email, it would be nice to get a response at least within a few days right?
 
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I really like the eco jersey fabric tee's from Alternative Apparel--don't shrink and dry pretty quickly.
 
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Anyone tried the epaulet ts?

I refuse to buy from uniqlo/H+M/zara/etc...
 

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I've had sizing consistency issues with J-Crew and Uniqlo t-shirts pretty frequently so I've been looking elsewhere for go-to t-shirts. DSTLD has some nice t-shirts with a more modern cut and nice washes. They are cut pretty slim and long though, so not really that great to wear with just jeans or shorts but good for layering. I tried some Buck Mason t-shirts recently that I was pretty pleased with. If you look past the cliched "timeless, updated classics" copy on the website their t-shirts are pretty nice. Fits and drapes nicely and has a curved hem and good length. The neck opening is a little tight for my liking and the sleeves are maybe a bit short, but otherwise pretty solid. Both are around $30. Not sure what other options are out there that are reasonably priced. John Elliot looks nice but no way I'm paying $100 for a t-shirt.



Anyone tried the epaulet ts?

I refuse to buy from uniqlo/H+M/zara/etc...


I haven't personally tried Epaulet tees but a good option for both of you to try might be Everlane tees. They're $15-20 a pop depending on if you want a front pocket and they're made in the US! I love Everlane's transparency pricing also, which is a plus if you don't like uniqlo/h&m/Zara due to working conditions issues.
 

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Yeah, Everlane's tees are pretty great now. The standard solid ones are satisfyingly long and don't shrink at all if washed on a cold cycle and hang-dried. The newest cut is weirdly slim, though, so I'd recommend taking a size up.
 

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Yeah, Everlane's tees are pretty great now. The standard solid ones are satisfyingly long and don't shrink at all if washed on a cold cycle and hang-dried. The newest cut is weirdly slim, though, so I'd recommend taking a size up.


Damn, wish they'd bring back the u-neck now that they've fixed the cut.
 

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huh that gboard is pretty good, though the emoji search mostly doesn't work for me. thanks for the heads up shah.
 

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What about that warning when you activate, sounds suspect af.
 

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I haven't personally tried Epaulet tees but a good option for both of you to try might be Everlane tees. They're $15-20 a pop depending on if you want a front pocket and they're made in the US! I love Everlane's transparency pricing also, which is a plus if you don't like uniqlo/h&m/Zara due to working conditions issues.

Everlane looks pretty good standard option. What's the deal with the cotton crew vs the premium crew? Looks like the sizing is completely different.

I like a t with a slight u-neck or a curved hem, but usually they are significantly pricier or cut too aggressively.
 

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Went to my favorite fast food res taurant and the windows were so nasty I cancelled my order
 

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Grana holds up pretty well, old cut goes all loose, the new one with reinforced seams shrink one size so size up.
 
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