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Can anyone say whether Muji tees are short in the body? Any experiences with the tees sold in the US?

 

If you can save me a drive to the Muji store in downtown San Jose I would be very grateful. They have a nice looking L/S u-neck tee online FWIW

 

I find tees from Everlane, Uniqlo tend to be short for me in size medium especially overtime through wash and dry. Curious whether I should go with size large in Muji knowing that. 

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If your balling go with brooks brothers

 

If you want medium cost go with calvin klien

 

If you want low cost go with Kirkland (skinny long fit)

 

Ive only tried the last of those three and kirklands perfect for me but from what I've heard the rest are good, also AAA and american apparel. 

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yeah hanes are really strange in this way. they are great for about two washes but then go to complete unwearable shit - even in comparison to other cheap tees i've never had a garment decline so much in such a short amount of time.

True.  I hate hans tees, i have allot too, same problem with fruit of the loom. They yellow easy too, my kirklands are still very white and don't yellow

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Can anyone say whether Muji tees are short in the body? Any experiences with the tees sold in the US?

 

If you can save me a drive to the Muji store in downtown San Jose I would be very grateful. They have a nice looking L/S u-neck tee online FWIW

 

I find tees from Everlane, Uniqlo tend to be short for me in size medium especially overtime through wash and dry. Curious whether I should go with size large in Muji knowing that. 

 

I've tried one of the Muji tees packed in a cube shrink-wrap in NYC in medium. it's been through a few washes now, and at 6'1" I find it too short

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Thank you for sharing ^

 

FWIW I tried the u-neck L/S tees from Muji. Fit well, a bit wide but I do not mind for layering purposes. I can imagine them shrinking overtime. However, I did order like 10 more from the online store. At 5'9 I think the length is fine, and hopefully will not shrink more than 2". FWIW I sized up to a large and the length is about 27"

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fruits of the loom heavy pocket tee is one of my new favourites - no one stocks in aus so i have to order from the uk on ebay. i wear a M and am 6'1/170lb for reference but could easily wear a L if i wanted a more looser fit.

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Anyone wear Velva Sheen t-shirts that can comment?

velva sheen is kinda short, and solid built. Have been wearing mine for 3 years, 30+ washes. Still intact, not much shrink.

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tempted to bundle some uniqlo tees but they are like SUPER cheap! What is the quality of the tee like? They don't fall to bits after one wash do they?

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tempted to bundle some uniqlo tees but they are like SUPER cheap! What is the quality of the tee like? They don't fall to bits after one wash do they?

 

i only wear the tshirts that come from the shrink wrap package kinda thing. it costs like 5 dollars, and its amazing. The regular ones are good too but it fits small/short on me, even in a Large. But the quality is good, holds up well. 

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sifr does one that has been a hit with the tall people on Reddit. Try the Beanstalk. Longer by 3 inches and slimmer at the waist by an Inch. This one even made the tall guys fashion guide.

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Sized up 1 on heattechs and they're the nicest fitting tee I've worn.

Will have to find an alternative for the summer though, seeing as the airism fabric isn't quite as nice.

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just messing around. Jockey makes some Slim undershirts. Hanes Premium does to. You can get them at Target. I had been buying the hanes premium v-necks in a size down and just not throwing them in the dryer. They were surprisingly long.

 

But I think I'm gonna have to bit the bullet and buy a 3 pack of AA Summer Shirt. They're very slim and long, good for layering underneath

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t by alexander wang is awesome. nice length, great neckline, fabric feels better than any other t i've worn. i've washed it a couple times now, still retains shape fine as long as you dry flat. some strange fabric shifting happening in the cuffs but i don't particularly mind.

 

they are pricy, and i'm still hesitant to just throw one on unless the outfit calls for it. but i'm sure this will wear off after a couple more washes 

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Do WTAPS or NBHD  sell their shirts with no graphic? I love the thick build and fit of them and how they last forever, but it would be dope to get the same thing with no branding for a bit cheaper.
Any recommendations on similar tees made in japan or america?

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Does anyone make curved hem tees on a regular basis? (don't tell me AA)

 

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edit: doesn't have to b raglan

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Can anyone say whether Muji tees are short in the body? Any experiences with the tees sold in the US?

 

If you can save me a drive to the Muji store in downtown San Jose I would be very grateful. They have a nice looking L/S u-neck tee online FWIW

 

I find tees from Everlane, Uniqlo tend to be short for me in size medium especially overtime through wash and dry. Curious whether I should go with size large in Muji knowing that. 

They are really short on me (5,11), almost cropped

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I'm 6"1' and muji L is pretty short on me too. I dig the u neck but it hits my waistline basically.

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Do WTAPS or NBHD  sell their shirts with no graphic? I love the thick build and fit of them and how they last forever, but it would be dope to get the same thing with no branding for a bit cheaper.

Any recommendations on similar tees made in japan or america?

Wtaps releases their skivvies every season, and NBHD sells blank NBHD tees as well. But.. Usually they're a tad thinner than their regular shirts.

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^ someone posted about them earlier

 

Usually a medium and I got the large. Pretty thin az but It fits really well right outta the bag, but once you wash it once it kinda loses it shape. Never tumble dry them. ever.

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Do WTAPS or NBHD  sell their shirts with no graphic? I love the thick build and fit of them and how they last forever, but it would be dope to get the same thing with no branding for a bit cheaper.

Any recommendations on similar tees made in japan or america?

 

Usually there's lots of JP brands that have thick n everlasting tees

 

Samurai, Studio d'artisan, Warehouse co, etc you should check Blueingreensoho if you looking for thick tees, but not particular cheap.

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has anyone tried john elliott & co T's? i know they make them in the regular and the curve neck versions. i need to re-stock my wardrobe for basic T's this season, and i was looking into them.

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