I have a bit of a hobby of buying t shirts from concerts, bars, venues and general Places of interest that I happen to visit. Got 3 from the Apollo Theather after attending a soul concert there last week ... I wear sm mostly around the house and for excercise. It's kind of cool cause they always remind me of places that I've been to and had a good time. I got one last week of the Irish bar from the movie "the departed" it's in a bad part of Brooklyn- next to a hells Angels club house. I'll never be there again - and barely got out of there in one piece - but I got a real kick that they were selling t shirts behind the bar!

NO!  Don't do it GW.  That's like something one of my lame cousins would wear.

For plain tees Goodwear have now got my vote, a bit pricey but great quality and survive washing brilliantly.
Aero Leathers sells them in the UK (£20) if you want to try one and if they appeal you buy them direct from the USA as they occasionally have multi-buy offers ($32 for 3 recently).
It would seem decent stripe tees are few and far between without spending silly cash, Levi's (not LVC) usually have a few on offer each summer in the £20 ballpark.

Just like I stated in the other thread; they're t shirts for christ sake.  I can't justify spending those amounts on t shirts, jeans, chinos, etc.  It's all just too casual for such luxury prices.

Last edited by The Woolster (2013-05-20 03:48:06)

^ always forget about St. James, have a few of them and they are corkers.

It's a niche interest for sure Ville.

I can understand why you paid that and I'd pay the same if the right stripe came up. A bit more for a thick bar stripe in subtle colours.

$120 seems reasonable compared to some of these t shirts popping up now.  $300 one sold for last year.  Ridiculous when you consider the quality will be totally average.