I wear crew and v-neck.  They're all thrown in the same drawer, so which variety I choose is based on pure chance.  I couldn't really give a crap about the undershirt showing above the open collar of my button-down.

Last edited by Worried Man (2014-11-18 15:02:56)

I use singlets except in cold weather and no-one cares what you look like when it is well past freezing.

I only wear crew-neck shirts. A V-neck undershirt is a concept I fail to grasp to be honest, it makes no sense to me whatsoever.

The crew-necked T-shirt worn with an open-necked shirt was pretty much standard campus attire back in my undergraduate days (1959-1963). These days I don't much like the look, by and large. A heavy, colorful shirt worn like a Haines Beefy-T worn with something like a flannel shirt is fine for a casual, outdoorsy look. Otherwise, I think it looks sort of dorky--maybe okay for Marines, cops and such.

I would  never wear a V neck t-shirt. For me the holy grail is a white heavy cotton crew neck with a neck that keeps shape in a decent length with correct short sleeves. The search goes on. Recently I bought some FOTL shirts and they weren't that good. I would pay for decent t-shirts.

/\  Ahhhhh - Our old concept of Ivy Grunge !   

I'm uncomfortable with Sal's idea that the v neck is somehow "metrosexual".  Did I miss something?  It's just a tshirt right?

Letting one bad apple ruin the whole bunch eh?