T-shirt thread

[Anonymous No.10054290]

I'm looking for a a basic t-shirt that comes in a variety of colors but I can't seem to find any that are my preferred length/width/weight. I've tried American Apparel and Hanes Beefy-T. While they're good on the weight (not paper-thin) and width (neither slim nor boxy), they are both a couple inches longer in the body than I'd like. I'm 5'11", so not a complete manlet, but not 6' master race either. Help!

TL;DR: w2c a basic t-shirt that's slightly shorter in the body than most brands offer.

[Anonymous No.10054399]

>>10054290
bump

[Anonymous No.10054422]

>>10054290
AS colour

[Anonymous No.10054431]

please?

[Anonymous No.10054433]

I like American Apparel tshirts.

[Anonymous No.10054443]

>>10054433

Disregard. I suck cocks. I see you already mentioned AA. Besides that, target has some decent t shirts. Forget the brand though.

[Anonymous No.10054453]

>>10054443
The merona ones? Yeah they're about the same length.

[Anonymous No.10056129]

>>10054290
I have the exact same problem OP, I've tried both S size and M size on basic AA and they are always too long on the body. I got some COS tshirts that are nice, tho a bit tight at the shoulder. I think I'm going to try getting a M size at this store, might fix the shoulders without changing the body length too much

[Anonymous No.10056268]

i need thick t-shirts.

has anyone tried american apparel hammer t-shirts, are they good quality?

[Anonymous No.10056270]

>>10054422

^

[Anonymous No.10056453]

>>10054290
The only time I wear T shirts are when i'm doing manual labour so I buy cheap ones from Topman that I can trash

[Anonymous No.10056479]

buy belly shirts if those brands don't work, manlet

[Anonymous No.10056500]

Acne + tailoring. You can tailor tshirts as long as they have no prints.