Your views on the BEEFY-T

[wblati]

i recently bought some t-shirts and was wondering what do streetwear companys use. I like the fit and feel of the beefy-t's.

can't wait to start printing on them soon!

[lyingonyourdriveway]

When i wore just white tshirts when i was younger, it was the hanes beefy-t everytime

i bought ooodles from sams club

[englandmj7]

i recently bought some t-shirts and was wondering what do streetwear companys use. I like the fit and feel of the beefy-t's.

Uh, I am pretty sure that not all streetwear companies use the same type of blank t-shirts. I am betting 50% use AA, with the rest being Anvil, Hanes, or even cut and sew...........

[greentea]

back in the hey days they were using beefy-ts, now theyre only good for cleaning furniture.

[bron82]

I think they are shite, get some aaa t's, alstyle apparel and activewear. but thats jus my opinion. I found when I bought beefy t's some were completely different to others, all same tag size jus inconsistent production.

[hanajibu]

beefy-t's hold up very well as dusting rags.

I never dug the fit nor the feel, tended to be too thick for me.

[renski]

i heard from that aaa, alstyle, and activewear were all from the same distributor and that there almost all the same.

[wblati]

i really wanted a tee that was thick so i can print on them and beefy was my first choice.

[wblati]

what does supreme use?

[herpsky]

my only complaint about supreme shirts is that they are too long

[seenmy]

thats the reason i love supreme tees is the fact that they are long but not ridiculosly wide,prety much the main reson i buy supreme is because of thefit,if i could buy plain versions id be a very happy/much welthier man

[chris_n]

what does supreme use?

CYC in canada

[cultpop 0217]

beefy t's are ok. they are kinda boxy, especially the sleeves, which have a horrible shape. they are very stiff at first but if you are printing on them there are various commercial softeners you can use to soften them up. i have found they are very durable and at half the price of AA, a decent value. in this day and age though if your shirt isnt fitted and super soft from the get go you are at a disadvantage. i would recommend looking into a better shirt if you plan on selling your stuff in this marketplace.

[mr fluffernutter]

beefy t's are ok. they are kinda boxy, especially the sleeves, which have a horrible shape. they are very stiff at first but if you are printing on them there are various commercial softeners you can use to soften them up. i have found they are very durable and at half the price of AA, a decent value. in this day and age though if your shirt isnt fitted and super soft from the get go you are at a disadvantage. i would recommend looking into a better shirt if you plan on selling your stuff in this marketplace.

Agreed

I really can't stand Beefy-T's, especially because they smallest size doesn't even fit me at all.

Beefy-T's are for Beefy Peoples.