Where do you guys buy your T shirts

[jaustin]

Hey everyone. I'm sick of going to malls looking for cool t shirts and not being able to find anything. It's pretty rare that I find a T shirt that I like and I was wondering where you guys go to buy yours.

Thanks alot and I'm looking forward to your comments.

 

[chobochobo]

Originally Posted by jaustin

Hey everyone. I'm sick of going to malls looking for cool t shirts and not being able to find anything. It's pretty rare that I find a T shirt that I like and I was wondering where you guys go to buy yours.

Thanks alot and I'm looking forward to your comments.

I'm not really a T shirt sort of guy - I would rarely wear a T shirt as a top on its own, preferring a SS polo under those circumstances, and sometimes I'll wear a t shirt under a v neck top. So most of mine are just plain, mostly white. Having said that I did go by a retail outlet and pick up a few T shirts that I thought were fun - they have a monkey motif in the style of the chinese 'monkey king' legend along with the magic cloud etc. I like that sort of thing because I was born in the year of the monkey. Probably not very trendy nor gets much in the way of street -cred.

 

[Rolo]

You'd probably do better posting this in the streetwear forum.

Check out Lance's stuff at Virtual Clotheshorse. He often gets some cool stuff like Nylon Punk and LA Denim Atelier.

http://www.virtualclotheshorse.com/i...id=31083253317

 

[The_Foxx]

buy your shirts online, from one of four stores. trust me (there are a ton of online sites to purchase from, but i stick to these four)

www.nordstrom.com go to the rail section

www.activeendeavors.com lots of cool tshirts

www.neimanmarcus.com pricier, higher end ts from diesel, juicy, etc.

www.urbanoutfitters.com large selection, only a couple that i like but they expand their stock a lot. favorite tshirt is the blue one with the faded union jack flag.

 

[jaustin]

Thanks alot guys. Probably my 2 of my 3 favorite shirts are from Urban Outfitters, but they are also the only 2 shirts I have bought from them. I don't like most of what thye have but every once in a while i see something i love.

BDG is my favorite brand from there. Their shirts fit me very well.

Edit: I just went to active endeavors and I love some of their shirts. Too bad they're all $45+ =(

 

[arsenik509]

www.threadless.com

 

[graphix]

i second threadless, i have maybe 7 or 8 t's from them. I enjoy graphic design so the shirts are fun topics of conversation. Usually i have something over them, but im certainly not adverse to shorts and a T during the summer months.
peace,
B

 

[jaustin]

I've looked at threadless a few times before and REALLY regretted not getting a couple shirts.

what do you guys think of this:

http://www.threadless.com/product/789/Amoeba_Boogie


Also, what else do you like from that site?

 

[sygyzy]

Another vote for Threadless.

 

[The Grapist]

Non-printed shirts; American Apparel. Printed, I have one that I got from the Cloak Sample Sale, the rest are ones that I've made and sell.

 

[j]

Originally Posted by jaustin

I've looked at threadless a few times before and REALLY regretted not getting a couple shirts.

what do you guys think of this:

http://www.threadless.com/product/789/Amoeba_Boogie


Also, what else do you like from that site?
I actually like that one. I like that it's not trying to be clever, involves no text, uses unusual colors and basically is very non-threadless-esque.

 

[Edward Appleby]

Get some American Apparel plain tees. Learn to use color and not rely only on clever text or printing to add interest to your outfits, and you can pull off a much more sophisticated look.

 

[johnnyblazini]

Ze Bannana.

 

[jaustin]

Originally Posted by Edward Appleby

Get some American Apparel plain tees. Learn to use color and not rely only on clever text or printing to add interest to your outfits, and you can pull off a much more sophisticated look.

Where should I go to learn to use color?

 

[odoreater]

Target