Where to buy basic t-shirts if you don't care about clothes?

Posted by Ok_Piano471@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 39 comments

I hate buying clothes and I don't care how I look.

I want to buy a bunch of cotton t-shirts that are both reasonable priced and durable. Is there any website which offers this and a more competitive price based on lower overhead of not having physical location? any recommendation in general?

Thank you in advance for any feedback

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CompetitiveAd995@reddit

Joybuy has a clothing section whihc has good deals

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ggssmm1@reddit

Buy in bulk? Forgot how is it called, but there are website that sells clothes per kilo... so you can buy like 5kg of basic T-shirts for £10 or something

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ReditMcGogg@reddit

Honestly I love TruClassic. They fit reallly well and are just plain. No branding.

They’re all I wear.

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Drwynyllo@reddit

Lidl, when they have them in the middle.

They're usually just a few quid (e.g. they have some black ones at the moment that are £3.99) and are perfectly reasonable quality,

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foxhill_matt@reddit

Amazon - Charles Wilson (or buy direct if you feel like it)

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QueefInMyKisser@reddit

I wear these ones and they are excellent quality

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foxhill_matt@reddit

Upvoted for the comment and the username

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Big-Space-894@reddit

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Jacktheforkie@reddit

Just don’t order online or it isn’t guaranteed to arrive

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Small-External4419@reddit

That’s where I get mine from. They seem to last too

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cooky561@reddit

Honestly I bought some shirts from ASDA for £4 in 2012 and they're still going strong. I don't know if the new stuff is the same though.

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VardaElentari86@reddit

I gave up a bit with women's tees and resorted to amazon, and those have been fine.

Was really struggling to find anything on the high street that wasn't cropped/high neck (which doesn't suit the boobs) or both.

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Decent-Chocolate5828@reddit

I like the plain white basic teeshirts from Fruits of the Loom; I buy them online from Amazon/eBay.

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Greengrass7772@reddit

The other week Tesco were doing 25% off clothes, I got some of their 2 for £8 t shirts for £6.

Also Primark t shirts are only £2.50, I got a white one, orange one and light blue one last week.

I mean a t shirt for the same price as half a pint of beer can’t be bad.

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Slothyhound13@reddit

Michael’s has T shirts for about $3.00. Usually near the fabric paint area.

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day__raccoon@reddit

r/lostredditors

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SaltPomegranate4@reddit

Uniqlo

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tmr89@reddit

The Japanese Primark

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SaltPomegranate4@reddit

Haha I like this. Quality wise though it’s not comparable to primark. So much better.

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PowerfulTry5963@reddit

Only sensible answer

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VideoNo82@reddit

Oddly enough Decathlon sell good quality and cheap plain tee-shirts

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Exact-Reference3966@reddit

You can get good quality, plain, basic t shirts, such as Gildan and Fruit of the Loom very cheaply from companies such as this one https://www.screentextiles.co.uk/gildan-m281

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elorpz@reddit

Firelabel wholesale. They have all the basics like Gildan, fruit of the loom, Russell athletic less than £10 each in every colour. You can buy individually but they get cheaper if you buy in bulk. Not just t-shirts but hoodies and sweats too.

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DanielReddit26@reddit

"The best place to go is the place you already go to"

Just pick some up wherever you are/are passing... do you shop in Sainsbury's? Walk past a Next? Etc

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You can check for pre-shrunk to avoid this but they tend to be more expensive.

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