plain t-shirts

accensi0n

Anyone know where to get completely plain t-shirts in size small or extra small?
cheers, Eoghan.

qz

H&M in the Dundrum shopping centre definatley have them. Try Penneys/Marks & Spencers.

grimloch

accensi0n wrote:

Anyone know where to get completely plain t-shirts in size small or extra small?
cheers, Eoghan.

Penneys or Dunnes maybe.

cormie

H+M style is much better than Pennys! think they are a cent cheaper too:)

accensi0n

cheers all.
btw, dunnes stores size small is the same as size large by any other company.

simu

Top Shop - and they're only about €8 each too!

Rb

Diesel do real tight(if that's what you're after) tshirts for around €35, and they're completely plain..though I haven't even seen them in a small they're so tight.
Sisley do alot of fitted, plain tees, but again I don't know about the small/extra small.
JackJones do plain tees for around €10 and I'm pretty sure they come in a small, as do Next.
Otherwise, If you can't find a small/extra small, try going into the kids section and getting a large/extra large in any pennys,H&M etc.

Another problem you might find is the length of small/extra small tees, could end up as a belly top...but maybe that's what you're after I don't know.

Makaveli

Why would you spend €35 on a plain Diesel t-shirt when you could buy three or four other non brand ones for the same money?
Idiots just throwing money away.

accensi0n

Makaveli wrote:

Why would you spend €35 on a plain Diesel t-shirt when you could buy three or four other non brand ones for the same money?
Idiots just throwing money away.

I agree with you that its a waste of money spending that much on a t-shirt but its no reason to call someone an idiot.

Makaveli

No, I think it's perfect grounds to call someone an idiot. When they can buy alternatives, which are virtually the same, for a fraction of the price.

Rb

No, not really. If someone want's to spend €35 on a t-shirt, while there are cheaper alternatives available, that is their choice but you've no grounds to call them an idiot for making that choice.

rainbow kirby

It's just incredibly hard for anyone to justify spending that much on a t-shirt when it's €3.90 for an almost identical one in H&M, imo.

Johnson

rb_ie wrote:

No, not really. If someone want's to spend €35 on a t-shirt, while there are cheaper alternatives available, that is their choice but you've no grounds to call them an idiot for making that choice.

It's perfectly legitimate grounds to call someone an idiot. Only an idiot would decide to spend €35 on an item of clothing, when an idetical item of clothing is available for 10% of that price. Hence the saying "A fool and his money are soon parted"

Blisterman

Maybe the Diesel ones are better quality.

grimloch

Blisterman wrote:

Maybe the Diesel ones are better quality.

They'd want to be of alot better quality to justify spending 10 times the money.

Attol

Well the fit varies between different brands. I couldn't find a single fitted polo top so I ordered an Abercrombie one. I would have been pleased to buy a no brand one had I found one that suited me. The thing is some styles just don't come in a good fit and good quality by no names. It just all a matter of preference.

I do find, however, that for plain tshirts H&M has the best quality. They last in the washing machine and are so cheap. I had plain Topshop tshirts and paid like €10 each for them. They all shrank into belly tops in the wash. The H&M ones were like less than half the price and are still going strong. The colours stay, the shape stays great. The fitted tops look good too and since my boyfriend(usually a medium) had to size up with fitted tops there then I'm guessing the small will be pretty small. Penney's tops won't lasy very long at all so for about the same price I would choose H&M.

whiskeyman

Johnson wrote:

It's perfectly legitimate grounds to call someone an idiot. Only an idiot would decide to spend €35 on an item of clothing, when an idetical item of clothing is available for 10% of that price. Hence the saying "A fool and his money are soon parted"

it's not identical.
There may be a small logo on it... and the fact its a branded good is enough of a reason to spend more for it (for some people).

It depends what you need the t-shirt for to be honest.
If their for under a shirt or something, go cheap as possible.
However, if you're wearing them out, buy cheap only if you are sure of good fit and proper stitching.

Going on your point though, do you buy the cheapest milk / toilet roll / beans / jeans / cola?

Johnson

whiskeyman wrote:

it's not identical.
There may be a small logo on it... and the fact its a branded good is enough of a reason to spend more for it (for some people).

It depends what you need the t-shirt for to be honest.
If their for under a shirt or something, go cheap as possible.
However, if you're wearing them out, buy cheap only if you are sure of good fit and proper stitching.

Going on your point though, do you buy the cheapest milk / toilet roll / beans / jeans / cola?

Milk is milk. As long as it's not that UHT ****e.

There is a very noticeable difference between single and two ply toilet roll.

Don't eat beans.

My favourite jeans are a €20 pair from Dunnes Stores. Comfortable and I like how they look.

Dunnes Stores Cola is the cola du jour in my house.



I wouldn't pay an extra €30 for a small logo on a plain t-shirt. By the sounds of it the H&M ones have a good fit. If the stitching is bad you can buy 5 more. And you'll still have saved money.

20 Times 20 Times

I must admit , i have never been one to shop in dunnes for clothes , i always have valued my appearence and the clothes i wear but lately dunnes has been knocking out some great clothes for men , and i will always po in and have a look these days ,

madramor

i got these for the gym, quality is average

http://www.familyalbum.ie/kps/product.asp?brand=familyalbum&cat%5Fid=15208&zone%5Fid=&prod%5Fid=207492&seq=69&page=9&OrderBy=4&offer%5Fid=&source%5Fcode=&publication%5Fcode=&leaflet=&extra=&mscs_sid=8QX4GSAKH16P8JFFHDV9K3K9BM6PC4AD

michaelanthony

Johnson wrote:

It's perfectly legitimate grounds to call someone an idiot. Only an idiot would decide to spend €35 on an item of clothing, when an idetical item of clothing is available for 10% of that price. Hence the saying "A fool and his money are soon parted"

The difference between a Diesel one and a H&Ms one is that the Diesel is of a much higher quality cut and the material is better quality. H&Ms clothes look good untill you wash them. They then tend to lose their shape and look like ****.

Stench Blossoms

Sarge wrote:

I must admit , i have never been one to shop in dunnes for clothes , i always have valued my appearence and the clothes i wear but lately dunnes has been knocking out some great clothes for men , and i will always po in and have a look these days ,

yeh dunnes isnt that bad lately.. they have 2 brands within their mens range "centered" and "new haven" .Centered stuff is mostly the stuff you'd find in shops like unique etc ie. up to date clothes although some of it can be horrible

20 Times 20 Times

Yeah some of the stuff is terrible , but there is always 1 in 10 that are worth buying and it is down to taste , my point is that dunnes has come on leaps and bounds lately and should get the credit it deserves . orla i like your sig

Stench Blossoms

the only thing i'd warn people about dunnes tho is to always check the size on the garment itself cos most of the time there on wrong hangers.

edit: sarge, which bit?

20 Times 20 Times

Yeah agreed with the sizes but hey sure thats what the changing rooms are for

your sig i like all of it but explain the numbers to me i cant concentrate long enough looking at them without looking at the picture above thme

TeePrinter

Try www.europeanwear.com

they are a wholesaler, i buy them for printing on.