Best Thermal Shirt?

[TheRealBillyOcean]

In your opinion who makes the best thermal shirt? The American Apparel joints are a little too thin and the cuff always gets stretched out for me.

[U MAD]

I have 3 wings and horns ones I'm pretty crazy about.

[hollowsleather]

The one from the thrift store. Bonus points for one with three buttons at the neck.

[thirteengrand]

i have 3 mossimo thermals (from target) that are just about the most comfortable things i own

the fit is pretty spot-on too, slim with a fitted waist

edit: pretty damn thick too

[NESK]

wings and horns one drastically change shape after a wash. american apparel ones retain shape after washing, but throughtout a days wear they stretch fantastically.

[po_boy_fuuma_hatesbargerz]

j. crew

on sale.

cheap

and warm

[~Stangzorized~]

j. crew

on sale.

cheap

and warm

yep. got a couple of the henley ones, love em

[freevolous]

yea i had been getting mine from the gap but they suck, searching for a new place to cop them. The gap ones arent warm, dont fit right and always lose their fit.

[JL77]

I picked up a henley thermal from the Eddie Bauer outlet for like 14 bucks. It's held up really well after multiple wears and washes. I'm gonna go back and grab a few more in different colors.

[__CB__]

spruce are good too. gap ones i bought are dissapointing.

[Charlie Delta]

The one from the thrift store. Bonus points for one with three buttons at the neck.

Second this, if you can come by your size I highly recommend vintage mil stuff, the older the better.

It's made to do just what it has to and be unobtrusive.

[Guest]

army/navy stores get em for cheap and normally in any color, size, blah blah

i've got one in navy, khaki, gray, and black, all from the i. goldberg in philly

good shit

[RAISED BY WOLVES]

-Deadstock Mil-surp ones

-Carhartt (boxy fit, but these fuckers are tough)

-Vintage american workwear ones (assorted brands)

[BBSLM]

I just got one from J. Crew for cheap that I like so far. I havent washed it yet, though. Its pretty heavy, and the cuffs are wide.

The AA ones are decent. They are thin - good for cool, not cold weather and retain their shape after washing.

As much as I hate the brand, A&F always had good thermals, but they were too short for me, and the neck band and tag on the back were way too thick and If you wore anything over their thermals it looked like you were hiding something under your shirt.